Great work-life balance. Innovation is encouraged. Cisco cares about its employees.
I have no cons about Cisco.
I was contacted via email and invited to several events. First, they would invite you to engineering events, and there was a coffee chat (office hours with an engineer).
The process took about 30 minutes to 1 hour. This was a video call with the team to answer technical questions and non-technical aspects about the job. You should come prepared to answer in-depth questions regarding terminology, concepts, as well a
Interviewed in person across a table in a cubicle. He asked me questions about myself, my interests, and how I got to where I am today. It was relatively laid-back, but he also seemed pretty intense. It was nice because they gave instant feedback,
I was contacted via email and invited to several events. First, they would invite you to engineering events, and there was a coffee chat (office hours with an engineer).
The process took about 30 minutes to 1 hour. This was a video call with the team to answer technical questions and non-technical aspects about the job. You should come prepared to answer in-depth questions regarding terminology, concepts, as well a
Interviewed in person across a table in a cubicle. He asked me questions about myself, my interests, and how I got to where I am today. It was relatively laid-back, but he also seemed pretty intense. It was nice because they gave instant feedback,