Good life and work balance
Just dealing with Cisco products; if you have other vendor experience, you will miss them.
If you accepted to work at Cisco, you must agree to the company's commitments in the market. Managers don't ask you for extra, but believe it or not, you are working for the #1 company in the world, so you must be serious in your duties.
Based on the above statement, Cisco's managers are good and very friendly.
Amazing interview. The people at Cisco are really nice. The interviewers keep helping you during the process. It is really nice of them to be so courteous and helpful.
It was good, with competitive scenario-based questions. You will understand where you stand in this competitive world. From then, it will give you a bar you need to match to get the job.
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.
Amazing interview. The people at Cisco are really nice. The interviewers keep helping you during the process. It is really nice of them to be so courteous and helpful.
It was good, with competitive scenario-based questions. You will understand where you stand in this competitive world. From then, it will give you a bar you need to match to get the job.
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.