Most are good. Good balance.
Can't think of any.
All good.
I've interviewed for Cisco many times. Sometimes I've gotten a job offer, and sometimes I haven't. This review is about a time I didn't. The interview process took place over 2 days and consisted of four, one-hour video conference sessions with the
I was directly called for an onsite interview. Couple of guys asked programming questions on the board. They were usually hard questions. The interviewers were friendly guys from different nations. The whole process took about 2 hours.
The first round consisted of a technical screen, which didn't have any programming. There were a few behavioral questions, one reasoning-based question (given a long sentence and asked what was wrong with it), and some technical questions about virtu
I've interviewed for Cisco many times. Sometimes I've gotten a job offer, and sometimes I haven't. This review is about a time I didn't. The interview process took place over 2 days and consisted of four, one-hour video conference sessions with the
I was directly called for an onsite interview. Couple of guys asked programming questions on the board. They were usually hard questions. The interviewers were friendly guys from different nations. The whole process took about 2 hours.
The first round consisted of a technical screen, which didn't have any programming. There were a few behavioral questions, one reasoning-based question (given a long sentence and asked what was wrong with it), and some technical questions about virtu