Cisco really has a work-life balance working style.
However, the salary is not that competitive.
I had an on-campus interview. It was fairly easy, with mostly networking-related questions. I had taken a network security course, and the interview included questions related to that. Describe an IP spoofing attack and how to prevent or detect it.
I contacted the recruiter, then I received a HackerRank challenge. After I cleared it, I got an onsite call. I had to go through six rounds of onsite interviews. That was not tough; all common questions were asked. The interview experience was good.
Seven rounds of interviews. Was asked to code algorithms. Fluency in programming languages was assessed well. Knowledge of software engineering principles is a must. Overall, the difficulty level is moderate. I wouldn't rate this as difficult in
I had an on-campus interview. It was fairly easy, with mostly networking-related questions. I had taken a network security course, and the interview included questions related to that. Describe an IP spoofing attack and how to prevent or detect it.
I contacted the recruiter, then I received a HackerRank challenge. After I cleared it, I got an onsite call. I had to go through six rounds of onsite interviews. That was not tough; all common questions were asked. The interview experience was good.
Seven rounds of interviews. Was asked to code algorithms. Fluency in programming languages was assessed well. Knowledge of software engineering principles is a must. Overall, the difficulty level is moderate. I wouldn't rate this as difficult in