Got a lot of goodies and was compensated well.
Products weren't that exciting to learn about.
I spoke to Cisco briefly at a career fair at my college. A day later, I received a text message to schedule an on-campus interview. The interview lasted about 45 minutes. In the first half, I discussed project experience, and the second half was mos
The process involved a written test followed by an interview. The test was easy, and the interview was related to the VLSI field. Read related topics. It was a good experience. Do your best and practice previous year papers.
The interview process was pretty easy. Basic CCNA level questions were asked. I had two phone screening interviews: The first round was pretty easy, and the second round was also average. They took a long time to get back to me, so I assumed the r
I spoke to Cisco briefly at a career fair at my college. A day later, I received a text message to schedule an on-campus interview. The interview lasted about 45 minutes. In the first half, I discussed project experience, and the second half was mos
The process involved a written test followed by an interview. The test was easy, and the interview was related to the VLSI field. Read related topics. It was a good experience. Do your best and practice previous year papers.
The interview process was pretty easy. Basic CCNA level questions were asked. I had two phone screening interviews: The first round was pretty easy, and the second round was also average. They took a long time to get back to me, so I assumed the r