Good company, Great values, Good benefits.
Very hard to grow and a lot of politics.
Too many levels
It was a formal interview with the hiring manager and members of his team. It started out in a one-on-one style. The manager was not fully aware of my background. The team interviewed me, but they did not know which position they were interviewing f
The interviewer was a very friendly person. He began by asking me about the projects that I had done in undergraduate school. Then he shifted on to a couple of design questions related to the client-server model and networking protocols. These were
The interview was held on campus. I went to Cisco's information session and got a chance to talk to one of the hardware engineers at Cisco. I told him about myself and made sure that he remembered me. I handed him my resume, and he told me that he
It was a formal interview with the hiring manager and members of his team. It started out in a one-on-one style. The manager was not fully aware of my background. The team interviewed me, but they did not know which position they were interviewing f
The interviewer was a very friendly person. He began by asking me about the projects that I had done in undergraduate school. Then he shifted on to a couple of design questions related to the client-server model and networking protocols. These were
The interview was held on campus. I went to Cisco's information session and got a chance to talk to one of the hardware engineers at Cisco. I told him about myself and made sure that he remembered me. I handed him my resume, and he told me that he