Working with Cisco Systems for 3 years.
There is a good work-life balance. You get good returns/perks for the work you put in.
Lots of hours, expected to work on many weekends. The roadmap is not always clear.
Growth options are limited.
Onsite + 2 telephonic interviews. Basics of data structures. Lots of MCQs on C programming. Bit manipulation. Write clean and bug-free C code during interviews. You are expected to write clean C code in those interviews. Basics of linked lists and
The process began with a standard phone screen, followed by an onsite interview. It took approximately two weeks from the initial recruiter call to the onsite interview. However, the result took a very long time, likely due to bureaucracy. Cisco appe
I got in through a university recruitment program. I had two rounds: one on campus at the school and the other one at the company's headquarters. The interview was very long and asked everything from A to Z. There were eight people in total who in
Onsite + 2 telephonic interviews. Basics of data structures. Lots of MCQs on C programming. Bit manipulation. Write clean and bug-free C code during interviews. You are expected to write clean C code in those interviews. Basics of linked lists and
The process began with a standard phone screen, followed by an onsite interview. It took approximately two weeks from the initial recruiter call to the onsite interview. However, the result took a very long time, likely due to bureaucracy. Cisco appe
I got in through a university recruitment program. I had two rounds: one on campus at the school and the other one at the company's headquarters. The interview was very long and asked everything from A to Z. There were eight people in total who in