It was good. I got a linked list question in 30 minutes, which was: How to reverse a linked list in O(1). I answered by rejecting the offer based on the pay.
The opening was for a C/Python developer with 1-2 years of experience. There were three technical interview rounds. They will prefer you to work in C, as the project is embedded. You should know the languages; they will tell you to code in an onli
The online assessment is pretty standard across the industry; however, the one Cisco sent was absolutely horrendous. For some reason, they decided they wanted to make their own user interface instead of using established organizations like HackerRank
It was good. I got a linked list question in 30 minutes, which was: How to reverse a linked list in O(1). I answered by rejecting the offer based on the pay.
The opening was for a C/Python developer with 1-2 years of experience. There were three technical interview rounds. They will prefer you to work in C, as the project is embedded. You should know the languages; they will tell you to code in an onli
The online assessment is pretty standard across the industry; however, the one Cisco sent was absolutely horrendous. For some reason, they decided they wanted to make their own user interface instead of using established organizations like HackerRank