Easy to get an internship.
They will fly you to San Jose for a 2-day intern orientation. You may get a full-time offer most of the time.
Very big organization with opportunities to learn, depending on your team and manager.
Managers don't care about you, as you will be here for a very short duration.
You don't have any say in which team you are assigned.
I applied online through the Cisco careers website. I then received an online coding assessment and went through two one-on-one interviews with engineers. The overall process took around three months. I received an offer sometime in mid-November. The
OA sent and resume review. The OA was decently straightforward, and I felt like candidates were given ample time to find the best possible solution. Not too stressful overall and was a pleasant experience.
The technical interview had two coding questions. Both were LeetCode easy level. The interview was conducted on a platform called SHL. It was 90 minutes timed, with only one attempt. I believe it was proctored. You can allocate your time however you
I applied online through the Cisco careers website. I then received an online coding assessment and went through two one-on-one interviews with engineers. The overall process took around three months. I received an offer sometime in mid-November. The
OA sent and resume review. The OA was decently straightforward, and I felt like candidates were given ample time to find the best possible solution. Not too stressful overall and was a pleasant experience.
The technical interview had two coding questions. Both were LeetCode easy level. The interview was conducted on a platform called SHL. It was 90 minutes timed, with only one attempt. I believe it was proctored. You can allocate your time however you