I am working at Cisco for the past 6 years. It is one of the best places to work.
No cons. They have the best resources and take care of their employees very well.
First, they sent me a blank Google Doc, asking me to write code on it so they could check the status of my answering. The questions asked were basic, but I hadn't prepared at all; my major is more like EE... Q1: How to do binary tree search. Q2: Ho
Contacted from LinkedIn, then followed by a hiring manager initial call, home task assignment, and technical video live coding. This was followed by behavioral questions, problem-solving questions, computer science questions, networking, and sorting
3 Interview Rounds 1. Round completely on Security. As I am from an Information Security (M.Tech) background, it was simple, only on basic algorithms and questions. 2. Round: This was a mix-up of HR and technical. A simple data structure question w
First, they sent me a blank Google Doc, asking me to write code on it so they could check the status of my answering. The questions asked were basic, but I hadn't prepared at all; my major is more like EE... Q1: How to do binary tree search. Q2: Ho
Contacted from LinkedIn, then followed by a hiring manager initial call, home task assignment, and technical video live coding. This was followed by behavioral questions, problem-solving questions, computer science questions, networking, and sorting
3 Interview Rounds 1. Round completely on Security. As I am from an Information Security (M.Tech) background, it was simple, only on basic algorithms and questions. 2. Round: This was a mix-up of HR and technical. A simple data structure question w