Good work-life balance. Good people.
Not enough innovation, promotion, or perks. Compensation is not competitive.
The interview was hard and detailed. I had nine interviews in a day, and they covered the details of all the work I had done previously. It was a tiring and a pleasant experience at the same time.
Got an onsite at San Jose; 4 rounds interview. Talked about the resume, basic questions about OOP concepts, computer networks, data structure, algorithms, and some front-end stuff. The interviewers were polite and patient. But there's no feedback aft
A pretty decent experience. The process consisted of a phone interview followed by a one-on-one interview. This was for the Cisco Choice Program. The interviewer was very friendly. The interview wasn't too technical; it was more like a conversati
The interview was hard and detailed. I had nine interviews in a day, and they covered the details of all the work I had done previously. It was a tiring and a pleasant experience at the same time.
Got an onsite at San Jose; 4 rounds interview. Talked about the resume, basic questions about OOP concepts, computer networks, data structure, algorithms, and some front-end stuff. The interviewers were polite and patient. But there's no feedback aft
A pretty decent experience. The process consisted of a phone interview followed by a one-on-one interview. This was for the Cisco Choice Program. The interviewer was very friendly. The interview wasn't too technical; it was more like a conversati