You will get work-life balance working at Cisco.
Things move real slow here. In the fast-paced technology world, you would not want to be part of a company which lags behind the market by a decade or so.
I got through two rounds. The first one was a simple phone interview where we went over my resume and I was asked a simple circuits question. The second round was at Cisco in San Francisco. It was a two-part interview where I first talked to an eng
I have only completed the online assessment thus far. It featured some relatively easy coding problems, though the UI was quite poor and occasionally malfunctioned. Overall, it was one of the easier coding interviews.
There will be two round phone interviews and one on-site interview. The phone interview focus on algorithm problems, and the on-site interview will also ask about system design and solve more practical problems.
I got through two rounds. The first one was a simple phone interview where we went over my resume and I was asked a simple circuits question. The second round was at Cisco in San Francisco. It was a two-part interview where I first talked to an eng
I have only completed the online assessment thus far. It featured some relatively easy coding problems, though the UI was quite poor and occasionally malfunctioned. Overall, it was one of the easier coding interviews.
There will be two round phone interviews and one on-site interview. The phone interview focus on algorithm problems, and the on-site interview will also ask about system design and solve more practical problems.