Good work-life balance at Cisco.
Not much career growth at Cisco.
Basic coding questions were asked, but there was more focus on situational questions and previous experience. The coding questions were around basic data structures, such as reversing linked lists and detecting palindromes.
I was referred to the team by a friend. First, I talked to the hiring manager and a tech lead on the phone. This was some chit-chat for screening. On the on-site interview, I was asked questions in several different areas, such as algorithms, SQL,
Technical interview with 5 different members of the team. Mostly technical, covering algos, data structures, C programming, OS, and networks. Many questions were asked related to what I have worked on so far.
Basic coding questions were asked, but there was more focus on situational questions and previous experience. The coding questions were around basic data structures, such as reversing linked lists and detecting palindromes.
I was referred to the team by a friend. First, I talked to the hiring manager and a tech lead on the phone. This was some chit-chat for screening. On the on-site interview, I was asked questions in several different areas, such as algorithms, SQL,
Technical interview with 5 different members of the team. Mostly technical, covering algos, data structures, C programming, OS, and networks. Many questions were asked related to what I have worked on so far.