This company has been around a while and really cares about its employees. I've had a few family emergencies come up over my five years working here, and the company went above and beyond to take care of me and my family.
Like any big corporation, there are a lot of politics to negotiate if you want to get anything done internally.
It would help if upper management did more to break down the entrenched political silos.
Cisco had a great interview process. First, I met with HR, who confirmed my qualifications. This was followed by a second interview with the hiring manager. The last interview was with a panel of team members. Questions asked related to scenarios
The discussion was very in-depth on some technical aspects. Some interviewers were relaxed and asked for an overview of things I had worked on, wanting to fit my experience into many areas. This was an internal position, so I did not ask too many qu
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
Cisco had a great interview process. First, I met with HR, who confirmed my qualifications. This was followed by a second interview with the hiring manager. The last interview was with a panel of team members. Questions asked related to scenarios
The discussion was very in-depth on some technical aspects. Some interviewers were relaxed and asked for an overview of things I had worked on, wanting to fit my experience into many areas. This was an internal position, so I did not ask too many qu
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