Work and life balance is good.
Friendly environment.
No diversity in mid-level engineers.
Applied through my friend's friend, who is an employee of Cisco. The interview was with three people, one-to-one, each averaging 45 minutes. They needed somebody with expertise in OS, device drivers, and C. Most of the questions were from standard o
Phone interview, then two technical phone interviews. These were supposed to be 45 minutes each, but the second interview went on for more than 2 hours. Three rounds of onsite interviews, each an hour long. Then three more rounds of final interviews
You can expect a referral to get you an interview call. You can expect 5 rounds in total during the interview. You can expect 3 coding rounds to be conducted in the interview. You can expect team/role-specific technical questions in the interview.
Applied through my friend's friend, who is an employee of Cisco. The interview was with three people, one-to-one, each averaging 45 minutes. They needed somebody with expertise in OS, device drivers, and C. Most of the questions were from standard o
Phone interview, then two technical phone interviews. These were supposed to be 45 minutes each, but the second interview went on for more than 2 hours. Three rounds of onsite interviews, each an hour long. Then three more rounds of final interviews
You can expect a referral to get you an interview call. You can expect 5 rounds in total during the interview. You can expect 3 coding rounds to be conducted in the interview. You can expect team/role-specific technical questions in the interview.