Cisco is a very good employer – a great workplace, a great team, and great learning opportunities.
Getting a promotion (grade increase) in Cisco is very difficult and very slow.
Smooth process. Lots of rounds (3 technical and 1 HR). Basic networking questions followed by IQ tests and behavioral round. Learn TCP/IP, ARP, basics of switching and routing, IPv6.
Very smooth. They asked basic networking and troubleshooting questions and scenarios. I wouldn't worry too much about it. They don't expect you to know anything going in. Brush up on: * OSI models * Troubleshooting methodology
Very smooth. Basic networking questions were asked. Technical and HR interviews were part of the process. A week's preparation should be enough. The interview was in Bangalore. Be thorough in whatever is mentioned on your resume. The package was
Smooth process. Lots of rounds (3 technical and 1 HR). Basic networking questions followed by IQ tests and behavioral round. Learn TCP/IP, ARP, basics of switching and routing, IPv6.
Very smooth. They asked basic networking and troubleshooting questions and scenarios. I wouldn't worry too much about it. They don't expect you to know anything going in. Brush up on: * OSI models * Troubleshooting methodology
Very smooth. Basic networking questions were asked. Technical and HR interviews were part of the process. A week's preparation should be enough. The interview was in Bangalore. Be thorough in whatever is mentioned on your resume. The package was