It was fun. There was effort put into organizing intern events. I worked with really smart and educated people. The company seems to be trying to shift towards a software mindset, and acquiring companies which bring startup vibes.
From talking with others, it seems like culture can vary a lot by team, so reviews here don't necessarily represent every business group.
I only qualified for Round 1. I was asked about graphs and binary search, and OS and CN, and resume-based projects. These were asked in very detail, each and every word mentioned on your resume.
The interview process that I went through wasn’t too bad. It’s a 90-minute at-home code screening. It consists of three questions ranging in the easy to medium difficulty range. Overall, the experience was very smooth and enjoyable.
- Applied via Cisco Career Page - Recruiter reached out - Intro call with recruiter - Call with HM - 3 technical loops: - Focused on data structures - Second on programming skills - Third loop on networking - 1 HR loop
I only qualified for Round 1. I was asked about graphs and binary search, and OS and CN, and resume-based projects. These were asked in very detail, each and every word mentioned on your resume.
The interview process that I went through wasn’t too bad. It’s a 90-minute at-home code screening. It consists of three questions ranging in the easy to medium difficulty range. Overall, the experience was very smooth and enjoyable.
- Applied via Cisco Career Page - Recruiter reached out - Intro call with recruiter - Call with HM - 3 technical loops: - Focused on data structures - Second on programming skills - Third loop on networking - 1 HR loop