A good place to intern, but it could be a lot better
A good place to intern, but it could be a lot better
Saying you work for Cisco. They take care of their employees, with lots of perks and lots of interesting classes. They have a lot of money to spend, and it definitely shows.
Communication is sometimes difficult, as it is a very diverse group.
Interns don't always have as much leadership as I would like, and a lot of them goof around because they have nothing to do.
All the computers given out are Windows laptops, which is annoying when you're developing a Unix system.
Listen to the programmers more. Every one on my team hates agile development and has been slowed down by it tremendously. Management keeps pushing ideas even when they aren't working.
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The experience was good. It began with an online HackerRank exam. After passing the exam, there was only one technical round with the hiring manager. This round focused on discussing previous experience, behavioral questions, automation testing, and
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I just had a phone interview with HR. It wasn't the best, as I don't think she understood my visa situation and just rejected me. I am on an F1 visa, and since this was a three-month internship, I did not need sponsorship. Despite mentioning this,
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I was scheduled for an interview in my first semester. The interview was really good, mainly stressing academics. There were lots of questions in Operating Systems: * What are threads? * What is the difference between multi-programming and multi-ta
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San Jose, California, United StatesMarch 16, 2025The experience was good. It began with an online HackerRank exam. After passing the exam, there was only one technical round with the hiring manager. This round focused on discussing previous experience, behavioral questions, automation testing, and
Software Intern
San Jose, California, United StatesFebruary 1, 2021I just had a phone interview with HR. It wasn't the best, as I don't think she understood my visa situation and just rejected me. I am on an F1 visa, and since this was a three-month internship, I did not need sponsorship. Despite mentioning this,
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San Jose, California, United StatesNovember 1, 2010I was scheduled for an interview in my first semester. The interview was really good, mainly stressing academics. There were lots of questions in Operating Systems: * What are threads? * What is the difference between multi-programming and multi-ta
