Cisco

3 stages, very nice interviewer. Technical questions about computer networks. The last two questions were about C programming. The others were algorithmic and not coding.

I was asked about several basic CS principles and to complete three programming exercises on paper. The questions seemed to start basic but progressively became more difficult.

A pretty straightforward process, as you'd expect from big tech. The interviewers were pleasant to work with. The usual process is expected to be: screening, two technical rounds, and one managerial round, but they skipped the managerial round for so