Bonus, benefits, work-life balance, stable job that is not going to kill you or make you rich.
Doesn't pay software engineers at levels that match other tech firms in Silicon Valley.
I have been scheduled for a client interview with Cisco through Wipro. Location: San Francisco, California. It's a 30-minute interview, and they have asked only scenario-based Angular questions, such as what lifecycle hooks you have used in your pr
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
There were three technical rounds and one system design round. The interviewers were nice and had positive responses throughout all stages, but I didn't receive an offer. They want you to be a good communicator.
I have been scheduled for a client interview with Cisco through Wipro. Location: San Francisco, California. It's a 30-minute interview, and they have asked only scenario-based Angular questions, such as what lifecycle hooks you have used in your pr
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
There were three technical rounds and one system design round. The interviewers were nice and had positive responses throughout all stages, but I didn't receive an offer. They want you to be a good communicator.