Very good on work/family balance. High bonuses. Nicest people ever.
Not enough coding (not a very good place to enhance your coding skills). Too much bureaucracy (against marketing) when getting new features.
Data structures, C, and OS are the things that rule for a Cisco interview. If you know them, you can get through. First round: C Second round: OS Third round: DS
The interview process took place over the Webex tool. It included: * A programming interview with questions on system designs. * One programming question on Trees using a shared IDE. * One behavioral question. The total time taken was 30 minutes.
The start to the interview felt very cold. The interviewer did not introduce himself. He seemed uninterested and unprepared for the interview, which was evident when I was asked what my name was and whether I was interviewing for a full-time position
Data structures, C, and OS are the things that rule for a Cisco interview. If you know them, you can get through. First round: C Second round: OS Third round: DS
The interview process took place over the Webex tool. It included: * A programming interview with questions on system designs. * One programming question on Trees using a shared IDE. * One behavioral question. The total time taken was 30 minutes.
The start to the interview felt very cold. The interviewer did not introduce himself. He seemed uninterested and unprepared for the interview, which was evident when I was asked what my name was and whether I was interviewing for a full-time position