Good workplace culture.
Interesting work, changing relative to industry hype.
Somewhat disorganized, as Cisco keeps acquiring new startups and moving tasks around.
I got through two rounds. The first one was a simple phone interview where we went over my resume and I was asked a simple circuits question. The second round was at Cisco in San Francisco. It was a two-part interview where I first talked to an eng
I had an on-campus interview. It went pretty well and was mostly analytical and algorithm questions. Then, I had a phone interview. It was very technical and detailed, but the interviewer was helpful. At the end, HR said I had received positive fee
Coding questions, Hashing and driver development in C, linked lists, arrays, bit manipulation, string manipulation, Unix debugging. Talked about prior experience. Behavioral questions on how to deal with engineers.
I got through two rounds. The first one was a simple phone interview where we went over my resume and I was asked a simple circuits question. The second round was at Cisco in San Francisco. It was a two-part interview where I first talked to an eng
I had an on-campus interview. It went pretty well and was mostly analytical and algorithm questions. Then, I had a phone interview. It was very technical and detailed, but the interviewer was helpful. At the end, HR said I had received positive fee
Coding questions, Hashing and driver development in C, linked lists, arrays, bit manipulation, string manipulation, Unix debugging. Talked about prior experience. Behavioral questions on how to deal with engineers.