Very good work-life balance. Decent work.
Not much scope to grow. Not much to learn and grow your career.
I met a Cisco representative at a university career fair. I was able to land an interview within one week at campus. The interviewer was very respectful and offered help if I was stuck.
The interview was excellent and was held in San Jose, CA. I applied online and was scheduled for a phone screen after one week. After the phone screen and a one-month wait, I was called for an onsite meeting with five people, plus lunch. I met the
I was reached out to through LinkedIn. The interview was set up for the following week. There were six rounds of interviews, each lasting an hour. They asked questions ranging from previous experience and current work to algorithms, TDD, and whitebo
I met a Cisco representative at a university career fair. I was able to land an interview within one week at campus. The interviewer was very respectful and offered help if I was stuck.
The interview was excellent and was held in San Jose, CA. I applied online and was scheduled for a phone screen after one week. After the phone screen and a one-month wait, I was called for an onsite meeting with five people, plus lunch. I met the
I was reached out to through LinkedIn. The interview was set up for the following week. There were six rounds of interviews, each lasting an hour. They asked questions ranging from previous experience and current work to algorithms, TDD, and whitebo