Easygoing, not too much to stress about.
It's too big and you feel like a cog in the wheel.
I applied online and received an email to schedule a phone interview approximately a month later. The interview lasted for one hour via phone. I was also asked to write code in an online editor, specifically two to three small programs on string oper
There are no self-introduction part or CV questions. It went straight forward to a program analysis question, asking me to figure out all the possible errors in that program. Some are obvious syntax errors, but there are some errors that are not obvi
I was lucky enough to skip the initial rounds. I completed a code challenge and then went on-site for what they call Cisco Day. While there, I had two interviews, with the rest of the day dedicated to talks about Cisco's culture and work-life balance
I applied online and received an email to schedule a phone interview approximately a month later. The interview lasted for one hour via phone. I was also asked to write code in an online editor, specifically two to three small programs on string oper
There are no self-introduction part or CV questions. It went straight forward to a program analysis question, asking me to figure out all the possible errors in that program. Some are obvious syntax errors, but there are some errors that are not obvi
I was lucky enough to skip the initial rounds. I completed a code challenge and then went on-site for what they call Cisco Day. While there, I had two interviews, with the rest of the day dedicated to talks about Cisco's culture and work-life balance