Among the very few places on Earth where working is fun and a part of learning.
Nothing as such I have found as CONS working for Cisco.
Initially, there was a written test. It had three sections: * C * Networking * Testing After this, there was a face-to-face interview with three senior people.
I had an interview at the Bengaluru office. There were three rounds of interview, out of which two were technical and one was managerial. The overall interview was decent, with questions covering a few Java programming topics related to strings and S
Got a call from the company, and it took two weeks to wind up the interview process. Overall, it was good. The interviewer asked questions on the projects that were mentioned in my resume. I felt the process was very professional. The areas intervi
Initially, there was a written test. It had three sections: * C * Networking * Testing After this, there was a face-to-face interview with three senior people.
I had an interview at the Bengaluru office. There were three rounds of interview, out of which two were technical and one was managerial. The overall interview was decent, with questions covering a few Java programming topics related to strings and S
Got a call from the company, and it took two weeks to wind up the interview process. Overall, it was good. The interviewer asked questions on the projects that were mentioned in my resume. I felt the process was very professional. The areas intervi