Mixture of engineers, large company, great benefits.
Mixture of engineers, large company, extremely bureaucratic.
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I was lucky enough to skip the initial rounds. I completed a code challenge and then went on-site for what they call Cisco Day. While there, I had two interviews, with the rest of the day dedicated to talks about Cisco's culture and work-life balance
I applied through a university career fair and secured an on-campus interview. About a month and a half later, I was told I had "next steps" and was asked to complete an online coding assessment before the final on-site interview. After this, I atte
Two interviews were conducted. The first was a basic overview of my resume and a review of a data structure. The second interview was stated to be purely technical, but it turned out to be behavioral. We discussed a specific full-stack application
I was lucky enough to skip the initial rounds. I completed a code challenge and then went on-site for what they call Cisco Day. While there, I had two interviews, with the rest of the day dedicated to talks about Cisco's culture and work-life balance
I applied through a university career fair and secured an on-campus interview. About a month and a half later, I was told I had "next steps" and was asked to complete an online coding assessment before the final on-site interview. After this, I atte
Two interviews were conducted. The first was a basic overview of my resume and a review of a data structure. The second interview was stated to be purely technical, but it turned out to be behavioral. We discussed a specific full-stack application