Stable, pays enough, and has lots of holidays.
Management in the company is old-fashioned.
90 minutes, 3 questions: 2 easy, 1 medium. The questions were pretty standard, but the coding platform was buggy, which made debugging a lot more time-consuming. I used Python, and the spacing and indentation were not auto-fixed, which caused me to
Started with a 30-minute on-campus interview in the career center. Half of it was resume review and behavioral questions; the other half was a small technical question. Follow-up interview was through WebEx with a Senior Software Engineer. It was
I initially received a phone call from a hiring company that works with Cisco. They asked me basic questions about the company, which are mentioned below. Based on each point I made, it was equivalent to a specific score, which was then added up to a
90 minutes, 3 questions: 2 easy, 1 medium. The questions were pretty standard, but the coding platform was buggy, which made debugging a lot more time-consuming. I used Python, and the spacing and indentation were not auto-fixed, which caused me to
Started with a 30-minute on-campus interview in the career center. Half of it was resume review and behavioral questions; the other half was a small technical question. Follow-up interview was through WebEx with a Senior Software Engineer. It was
I initially received a phone call from a hiring company that works with Cisco. They asked me basic questions about the company, which are mentioned below. Based on each point I made, it was equivalent to a specific score, which was then added up to a