Work with the smartest folks in the networking industry, and be constantly challenged. Cisco embodies a culture of "getting it done," albeit through the medium of constant escalation (you'll either survive, or wither and die through stress). It's a fast-paced and stimulating environment.
Work/life balance is badly skewed. Benefits are slowly being eroded as the company drives for increased shareholder "profitability".
Cascade trust in the organization and relinquish control. Learn when to say no.
I applied online and received an email to do the OA within two weeks. I completed all questions on the OA but haven't heard back yet. Three coding questions were on arrays.
I had an interview in the first round. It was an easy, normal technical interview covering: * Data Structures questions * Algorithm questions * Database questions * OOPS concepts It was an easy round, but I did not receive an offer.
Coding interview: 1. Regular expression matching 2. String with a common prefix 3. Reverse a doubly linked list in better than O(n) time. The interviewer was nice and friendly. The whole process was smooth and professional.
I applied online and received an email to do the OA within two weeks. I completed all questions on the OA but haven't heard back yet. Three coding questions were on arrays.
I had an interview in the first round. It was an easy, normal technical interview covering: * Data Structures questions * Algorithm questions * Database questions * OOPS concepts It was an easy round, but I did not receive an offer.
Coding interview: 1. Regular expression matching 2. String with a common prefix 3. Reverse a doubly linked list in better than O(n) time. The interviewer was nice and friendly. The whole process was smooth and professional.