Good work-life balance, good location for me.
Some of the managers are pretty bad.
One of my former lab-mates from the University referred me for a position at Cisco. I didn't even know what the position was, but he thought it was a perfect fit for me. I received a call out of the blue, on a Saturday, from a person at Cisco. He as
Applied through university and secured a phone interview. It consisted of a few basic questions about past internships and skills. There were no in-depth whiteboard questions, just a few queries about software definitions.
You can expect a referral to get you an interview call. You can expect 5 rounds in total during the interview. You can expect 3 coding rounds to be conducted in the interview. You can expect team/role-specific technical questions in the interview.
One of my former lab-mates from the University referred me for a position at Cisco. I didn't even know what the position was, but he thought it was a perfect fit for me. I received a call out of the blue, on a Saturday, from a person at Cisco. He as
Applied through university and secured a phone interview. It consisted of a few basic questions about past internships and skills. There were no in-depth whiteboard questions, just a few queries about software definitions.
You can expect a referral to get you an interview call. You can expect 5 rounds in total during the interview. You can expect 3 coding rounds to be conducted in the interview. You can expect team/role-specific technical questions in the interview.