I had a phone interview with Cisco, which there were six SE online. They asked a
arrange of question from
IP, appletalk, ipx, switching, routing, routing protocols. Basically, they fine an
area your comfortable
with or know something about then begin asking more in debted questions. For example,
if you show a strong
understanding about RIP, then they dig deeper into the RIP protocol. Just don't try to
BS them, after all
they are the experts. If you don't know the answer just tell them.
Good Luck
"Moore, Rob" wrote:
> Well my buddy now works for them here in Toronto - Canada.....after his
> interview he had 6 weeks on the job to prove his ability, after which point
> they would just let you go if you did not perform.
>
> -----Original Message-----
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> Hi ,
> Does anyone know what an interview with Cisco systems is like. What
> they
> ask, Is it technical or General. I need info urgently.
> Thanks
> Timi
>
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