The Cisco Choice Program is great for full-time hires. However, as an intern, you really won't get much "choice". You do get PTO at the same rate as full-timers, which is a nice perk.
Very much a large company, bogged down by bureaucracy, multiple versions, and protocol. It can be very frustrating.
Also, not a very exciting place to work for people under 30.
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I had to apply and take an assessment right after. The assessment had three questions and was easy. After that, I waited until I got an interview. After the interview, I got in!
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
The OA was pretty straightforward, and you had 90 minutes. You were given two weeks to complete this OA. There were three questions. The OA was around LeetCode Easy and LeetCode Medium level.
I had to apply and take an assessment right after. The assessment had three questions and was easy. After that, I waited until I got an interview. After the interview, I got in!
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
The OA was pretty straightforward, and you had 90 minutes. You were given two weeks to complete this OA. There were three questions. The OA was around LeetCode Easy and LeetCode Medium level.