Good salary, great bonus (if you are Tech Lead or higher), and benefits are okay.
Employees and management are very risk-averse, and innovation is not commonplace.
There is an old saying that describes the Cisco workplace very well: "Success has many fathers, but failure is an orphan." For management: Embrace your failures and learn everything you can from them. Most are never even mentioned again, perhaps for fear that you will get associated with them.
When the Flip flopped, you never heard about it again. Linksys was the same story. At the development level, there are thousands of examples for every executive-level flop, and they are ignored exactly the same way. Accountability starts at the top, and when it's absent there, you can't expect the rank and file to act any differently.
First, I was contacted by the Director of Engineering asking about scheduling the interview. I was then scheduled for a Cisco Webex interview with four engineers from the team, each lasting 45-60 minutes back to back. Every interviewer was nice. Sec
Initially, I went to the career fair at my university and had a 10-minute in-person interview with one of the recruiters. Next, I received a phone call for another on-campus screening interview, which was pretty easy, considering my interviewer wasn
The interview process was pretty smooth. I had a phone interview with the hiring manager and a team member, followed by an onsite interview with members of the team. Everyone maintained a very pleasant attitude. The discussions focused on past proj
First, I was contacted by the Director of Engineering asking about scheduling the interview. I was then scheduled for a Cisco Webex interview with four engineers from the team, each lasting 45-60 minutes back to back. Every interviewer was nice. Sec
Initially, I went to the career fair at my university and had a 10-minute in-person interview with one of the recruiters. Next, I received a phone call for another on-campus screening interview, which was pretty easy, considering my interviewer wasn
The interview process was pretty smooth. I had a phone interview with the hiring manager and a team member, followed by an onsite interview with members of the team. Everyone maintained a very pleasant attitude. The discussions focused on past proj