Great benefits and amazing work place culture. Everyone is very friendly and family oriented. As a new grad, I have had an overall very good experience working for Cisco and plan to stay at this company for at least a few years.
Pay is not as competitive as some other companies (no RSUs, lower base salary).
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
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
The interview process is rigorous yet relaxing. Interviewers are nice and polite; they'll give you hints, so don't miss them. Try to finish LeetCode problems or read "Cracking the Coding Interview." You'll do well if you are confident enough in you
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
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
The interview process is rigorous yet relaxing. Interviewers are nice and polite; they'll give you hints, so don't miss them. Try to finish LeetCode problems or read "Cracking the Coding Interview." You'll do well if you are confident enough in you