Stay away, especially if you are a hardware engineer!
Stay away, especially if you are a hardware engineer!
Decent compensation. Good work-life balance.
Hardly any promotions due to budget cuts. Hires new college grads and lays off 40% of them within 2 years. Restructuring every 6 months. I used to look at it as some kind of semi-annual event.
Come on, guys. Don't keep changing every six months.
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They kept asking logical puzzles, which kind of surprised me. Not much technical, except for some basic questions on Verilog and C++.
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The hiring process was standard. The hiring manager called for a quick introduction that lasted for about 10 minutes. Next, the on-site interview process began, which went on for about 4 hours. I was interviewed by 5 team members, and they asked que
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San Jose, California, United StatesJune 1, 2010They kept asking logical puzzles, which kind of surprised me. Not much technical, except for some basic questions on Verilog and C++.
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San Jose, California, United StatesMarch 1, 2015The interview was conducted by two Cisco employees at the University. The interview lasted for about fifty-five minutes. Questions were completely based on the resume. No in-depth technical questions were asked. The questions were about the various p
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United StatesJanuary 20, 2015The hiring process was standard. The hiring manager called for a quick introduction that lasted for about 10 minutes. Next, the on-site interview process began, which went on for about 4 hours. I was interviewed by 5 team members, and they asked que
