I was surprised to find out there was no initial phone interview and had to travel to Plano for a face-to-face interview on a Saturday. Company policy is not to reimburse interview expenses, which was a pain considering I had to travel and stay overnight.
Once I got there for the interview, I found myself sitting in the break room with several other candidates for different positions. No matter how much I tried, I felt like a 'number' rather than a potential employee.
I interviewed with two practice managers, and the process was fairly standard, except there was no sales pitch of the company or questions asking about my aspirations or why I was interested in Infosys. Unfortunately, this only increased the feeling of being a number and not a potential employee.
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The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Cisco Applications Team Lead role in Plano, Texas.
Cisco's interview process for their Applications Team Lead roles in Plano, Texas is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Cisco's Applications Team Lead interview process in Plano, Texas.