Scope and range of product exposure and opportunities to learn
There are very few cons to working at Cisco if an individual is willing to invest the time and make the commitment to learn.
A recruiter reached out to me about 20 days after I applied. I had a total of three interviews: * One over the phone. * Two over WebEx. During the phone interview, the recruiter explained the role and benefits. The first WebEx interview, a we
This is for Master's in CS university recruitment: Three rounds spanned over two weeks (I had another offer waiting, but it seems like it can go on for up to four weeks if you don't rush it). **1st Interview (45 minutes):** Done over WebEx (one of
1. Initial phone interview with hiring manager. 2. Onsite interview with 4 rounds, all very technical. 3. Each interview was 45 minutes long with engineers and managers. 4. Was updated through the recruiter every so often (approximately 2 weeks) abou
A recruiter reached out to me about 20 days after I applied. I had a total of three interviews: * One over the phone. * Two over WebEx. During the phone interview, the recruiter explained the role and benefits. The first WebEx interview, a we
This is for Master's in CS university recruitment: Three rounds spanned over two weeks (I had another offer waiting, but it seems like it can go on for up to four weeks if you don't rush it). **1st Interview (45 minutes):** Done over WebEx (one of
1. Initial phone interview with hiring manager. 2. Onsite interview with 4 rounds, all very technical. 3. Each interview was 45 minutes long with engineers and managers. 4. Was updated through the recruiter every so often (approximately 2 weeks) abou