Cisco is truly amazing from the top down.
Stress level can be high at times.
I was contacted after a campus hiring event. I had one phone interview with the hiring manager. Then, I flew down for an on-site interview. I had six one-hour technical interviews. There were breaks for coffee and tea. I had lunch with the hirin
Referred by an employee. Had a Webex interview, which basically went through my resume and asked about my projects. It lasted about 25 minutes. After a week, I was notified that I am still in consideration. After two weeks, I received the offer.
The character and soft skills seemed to go very well, but the technical content was surprisingly tough. As one might expect, I theorize there is a minimum level of networking skill for anything beyond an entry position. Overall, I think the process
I was contacted after a campus hiring event. I had one phone interview with the hiring manager. Then, I flew down for an on-site interview. I had six one-hour technical interviews. There were breaks for coffee and tea. I had lunch with the hirin
Referred by an employee. Had a Webex interview, which basically went through my resume and asked about my projects. It lasted about 25 minutes. After a week, I was notified that I am still in consideration. After two weeks, I received the offer.
The character and soft skills seemed to go very well, but the technical content was surprisingly tough. As one might expect, I theorize there is a minimum level of networking skill for anything beyond an entry position. Overall, I think the process