I learned a lot at Cisco and would recommend anyone to apply if possible.
There weren't any cons here.
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There are no self-introduction part or CV questions. It went straight forward to a program analysis question, asking me to figure out all the possible errors in that program. Some are obvious syntax errors, but there are some errors that are not obvi
Three interviews were conducted over Zoom. All three were technical, covering very basic competencies plus a few algorithms. The atmosphere was very laid-back, relaxed, and friendly. I performed terribly on two out of the three interviews, but that
It was easy, and they asked basic questions about hardware, filters, and op-amps. The interview process was smooth and consisted of five rounds: three technical rounds, one phone call, and one HR round.
There are no self-introduction part or CV questions. It went straight forward to a program analysis question, asking me to figure out all the possible errors in that program. Some are obvious syntax errors, but there are some errors that are not obvi
Three interviews were conducted over Zoom. All three were technical, covering very basic competencies plus a few algorithms. The atmosphere was very laid-back, relaxed, and friendly. I performed terribly on two out of the three interviews, but that
It was easy, and they asked basic questions about hardware, filters, and op-amps. The interview process was smooth and consisted of five rounds: three technical rounds, one phone call, and one HR round.