Coming from university and straight to this as my first job, I couldn't be happier. I work under a recruitment company and am situated here at Cisco Systems. The lifestyle and environment have surpassed my expectations of what the standard should be for a globally recognized company. Compared to friends' and family's work environments and my previous experiences, I can without a doubt say I am fortunate enough to be working at this professional establishment.
Everyone here is very friendly. There are lots of community events, and it is very employee-focused in the sense that they put us first and make sure we are happy, not too stressed, and make it fun to work here. They have good services too:
And much more.
I can happily say this is one of the best companies to work at, and I would not leave unless I really had to in order to pursue my career.
Nothing I can think of.
Initially, there is a programming test where you are asked three programming questions, which can be completed in any language. After that, there is a video interview where a panel of interviewers asks you questions about yourself and your CV. They
It was good. They asked mainly about: * Algorithms * Testing frameworks * Testing concepts * Release activities and processes * CI/CD pipelines * Repository architecture
Went well during the process, but drops off without any notice, even during the end of the interviewing process. Questions are moderately hard but don't require intensive study. It also interestingly has a CV session, which is rare among tech compani
Initially, there is a programming test where you are asked three programming questions, which can be completed in any language. After that, there is a video interview where a panel of interviewers asks you questions about yourself and your CV. They
It was good. They asked mainly about: * Algorithms * Testing frameworks * Testing concepts * Release activities and processes * CI/CD pipelines * Repository architecture
Went well during the process, but drops off without any notice, even during the end of the interviewing process. Questions are moderately hard but don't require intensive study. It also interestingly has a CV session, which is rare among tech compani