A good experience
A good experience
I learned so much. There were many activities for interns to bond and learn about Cisco. Overall, a great company.
I did not have a bad experience at all, but it really depends on which team you are in.
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Software Engineer New Grad
There were two back-to-back interviews, both 45 minutes long. The interviews were conducted via WebEx, and all coding problems were done on a virtual whiteboard. For each interview question, I was expected to trace through the output line by line o
Software Engineer
I was contacted by the hiring team and then contacted over the phone by a Cisco employee who asked me general Java questions. The on-site interview was a 5-hour interview, split into 1-hour sessions, wherein the engineers asked me questions about Ja
Software Engineer
Phone interview: - Basic data structures - Computer science fundamental questions Onsite (4 rounds): - 3 technical rounds (coding/design, fairly simple) - 1 round with the hiring manager (more behavioral questions)
Software Engineer New Grad
San Jose, California, United StatesDecember 1, 2019There were two back-to-back interviews, both 45 minutes long. The interviews were conducted via WebEx, and all coding problems were done on a virtual whiteboard. For each interview question, I was expected to trace through the output line by line o
Software Engineer
San Jose, California, United StatesJuly 1, 2012I was contacted by the hiring team and then contacted over the phone by a Cisco employee who asked me general Java questions. The on-site interview was a 5-hour interview, split into 1-hour sessions, wherein the engineers asked me questions about Ja
Software Engineer
San Jose, California, United StatesMarch 1, 2014Phone interview: - Basic data structures - Computer science fundamental questions Onsite (4 rounds): - 3 technical rounds (coding/design, fairly simple) - 1 round with the hiring manager (more behavioral questions)
