Cisco is a great company to start off your career or work for in general. The work-life balance is great, and the company has a lot of flexibility. The first couple of weeks are usually rough, but once you adapt, things become easier.
The pay could be significantly more for the HW contractor position. I feel that what I am currently getting is worse than an intern.
The interview process began with an initial meeting with a college recruiter. This was followed by an on-campus invitation, which included a tour, presentations, and an interview with five different team managers. The campus was decent, and the comp
Three rounds of phone screens: 1. HR - Basic HR questions. 2. Team Member - Discussed resume and some technical questions. 3. Hiring Manager - Discussed resume and some technical questions. On-site interview: This interview lasted almost all day w
I had a smooth interview process. I had a responsible contact, and the person provided clear next steps during each stage. The overall interview difficulty was not high, but it obviously depends on the level of background matching.
The interview process began with an initial meeting with a college recruiter. This was followed by an on-campus invitation, which included a tour, presentations, and an interview with five different team managers. The campus was decent, and the comp
Three rounds of phone screens: 1. HR - Basic HR questions. 2. Team Member - Discussed resume and some technical questions. 3. Hiring Manager - Discussed resume and some technical questions. On-site interview: This interview lasted almost all day w
I had a smooth interview process. I had a responsible contact, and the person provided clear next steps during each stage. The overall interview difficulty was not high, but it obviously depends on the level of background matching.