Salaries are catching up to the rest of high tech, though they expect you to work two jobs at once.
Company results are getting better, which gives us hope that they will get out of the frantic mode.
Continuous crunch time for the past 5 years is wearing people thin. You are expected to work evenings, early mornings, and Sunday nights. You are motivated to do this for crunch time once in a while, but this is one continuous crunch time. The company is distressed, and with the recent good results, they are patting themselves on the back and asking for more. People are voting with their feet and walking out to new jobs. Reqs for open jobs go unfilled. There is an air of tyranny in the atmosphere, and employees that can walk are fed up. And what makes it worse is an air of condescending attitude towards anyone that has not been with the company from the golden days, with the old hands full of the "not invented here" syndrome and taking care of their buddies regardless of performance or ability. It is a Babel of cultures, and sometimes very hard to make a change and do the right thing.
Ease up and take the darn lead foot off the pedal.
The interview process was very confusing. The recruiter kept forgetting to notify me or the interviewers of the correct times, and planning was all mixed up. I had two identical interviews with the same questions. One of the parts or topics mentione
First, I was referred by my friend at Cisco. Then, I had a telephone interview. You know, it wasn't hard for me since I've been in this field for several years. Next, I had the on-site interview. Several managers and engineers asked me questions abo
I submitted my resume through the internship program at my school, UC Santa Cruz, and received an email from Cisco Systems. We scheduled a time for the interview via email. The phone interview was with multiple employees and included questions such
The interview process was very confusing. The recruiter kept forgetting to notify me or the interviewers of the correct times, and planning was all mixed up. I had two identical interviews with the same questions. One of the parts or topics mentione
First, I was referred by my friend at Cisco. Then, I had a telephone interview. You know, it wasn't hard for me since I've been in this field for several years. Next, I had the on-site interview. Several managers and engineers asked me questions abo
I submitted my resume through the internship program at my school, UC Santa Cruz, and received an email from Cisco Systems. We scheduled a time for the interview via email. The phone interview was with multiple employees and included questions such