Good place to work, but not a great company
Good place to work, but not a great company
At Cisco, employees are well respected and treated. Cisco has an open, inclusive culture. Work and life can be well balanced. Senior management promotes and practices open, transparent communication, and employees are kept informed of the company's strategy and direction. Overall, Cisco is a good place to work.
It is too big and too slow for you to move if you want a fast pace. An individual's contribution doesn't matter that much in such a giant company, which means the contribution may not be recognized properly. Cisco Systems might be a good place to work, but not a great company anymore.
Try to make Cisco younger and nimble.
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Hardware Engineer
Hired through campus recruitment. Had a basic talk on my resume on campus, followed by just one round of onsite interview.
Hardware Engineer
I applied through the college career website and was invited to an on-campus interview after a month. The interview was an hour long and conducted by two interviewers. The interviewers were nice, but you really had to try taking the lead during the i
Hardware Engineer
One phone screen interview, asked about basic electrical engineering questions.
Hardware Engineer
San Jose, California, United StatesMarch 30, 2013Hired through campus recruitment. Had a basic talk on my resume on campus, followed by just one round of onsite interview.
Hardware Engineer
San Jose, California, United StatesOctober 1, 2012I applied through the college career website and was invited to an on-campus interview after a month. The interview was an hour long and conducted by two interviewers. The interviewers were nice, but you really had to try taking the lead during the i
Hardware Engineer
San Jose, California, United StatesMarch 1, 2012One phone screen interview, asked about basic electrical engineering questions.
