Very flexible. Many competent workers. Good benefits and salary.
For better or worse, the introduction when you start is brief, so it's mostly up to you to learn what you need and ask people to teach you.
The interview took place in Ottawa. The interviewer was very positive, and the questions were fully technical, mostly on C data structures. The questions included: * How to remove an element from a doubly linked list. * How to add an element t
I applied in October through a university careers website and was contacted two weeks later about an on-campus interview. The interview consisted of discussing my resume and answering some coding questions. My interviewer asked about all the technic
The process began with a standard phone screen, followed by an onsite interview. It took approximately two weeks from the initial recruiter call to the onsite interview. However, the result took a very long time, likely due to bureaucracy. Cisco appe
The interview took place in Ottawa. The interviewer was very positive, and the questions were fully technical, mostly on C data structures. The questions included: * How to remove an element from a doubly linked list. * How to add an element t
I applied in October through a university careers website and was contacted two weeks later about an on-campus interview. The interview consisted of discussing my resume and answering some coding questions. My interviewer asked about all the technic
The process began with a standard phone screen, followed by an onsite interview. It took approximately two weeks from the initial recruiter call to the onsite interview. However, the result took a very long time, likely due to bureaucracy. Cisco appe