Stable job, especially if your grade is below a Director. Technology exposure is generally focused on networking. So, if you don't have networking on your resume, then it is a great place.
Technology exposure is very uni-dimensional unless you are working in one of the emerging products.
Very little "real" work for Directors and above; it is mostly powerpoints, politics, and posturing.
Decision-making is tied to hundreds of layers of management.
SVP and VP promos are random and make you wonder if merit was any consideration.
It was fairly good and well organized. The team was very friendly and interactive. The interview process was smooth and finished the process in a week.
Several rounds, both technical and non-technical. Technical questions are based on your subject matter expertise. Basic business questions cover how the job is performed and how it affects the overall company. What skills can you bring to the grou
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
It was fairly good and well organized. The team was very friendly and interactive. The interview process was smooth and finished the process in a week.
Several rounds, both technical and non-technical. Technical questions are based on your subject matter expertise. Basic business questions cover how the job is performed and how it affects the overall company. What skills can you bring to the grou
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