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Subsidized lunches, smart people, great benefits.
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Software Engineer I
I don't know how the interview process is now, but for me, they followed this structure: 1. Telephonic Round (just a self-introduction) 2. Aptitude Round (consisted of both aptitude and academic questions related to Networking and OS) 3. Technical R
Entry Level Software Engineer
Campus recruitment event followed by 2 45-minute in-person interviews. One interview was behavioral while the other was technical. Received email a week afterwards that I just needed to wait for either an offer or no offer.
QA Engineer
I had two phone interviews. The first one was very general, asking why I wanted to work at Cisco. The second interview was technical, featuring simple C++ questions about pointers and arrays. I have not heard back since then.
Software Engineer I
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaNovember 1, 2010I don't know how the interview process is now, but for me, they followed this structure: 1. Telephonic Round (just a self-introduction) 2. Aptitude Round (consisted of both aptitude and academic questions related to Networking and OS) 3. Technical R
Entry Level Software Engineer
United StatesSeptember 29, 2019Campus recruitment event followed by 2 45-minute in-person interviews. One interview was behavioral while the other was technical. Received email a week afterwards that I just needed to wait for either an offer or no offer.
QA Engineer
San Bruno, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2012I had two phone interviews. The first one was very general, asking why I wanted to work at Cisco. The second interview was technical, featuring simple C++ questions about pointers and arrays. I have not heard back since then.
