The best Cisco offers is flexibility in working hours.
Lots of options in when and where to work from, including home and different locations.
Other benefits aren't the best but are acceptable.
The downside is the flexibility in working hours can sometimes end up causing you to work extra long hours, especially when under a time crunch.
Cisco has fully outsourced manufacturing. As such, many of the manufacturing operations have long since moved to lower-cost regions. This resulted in the need to work odd hours, considering the time zone differences. This can at times be a strain when new products are being launched.
Don't go overboard with this "frugality" deal. Many upper management only pay lip service to this.
The process is about 30-45 minutes, mainly general questions like, "What is your career path?" He also asked about some database questions on my resume, and why I chose this technology for this project.
Phone screen with the manager regarding the reason to move. Phone screen with the technical leader about the resume. Explained previous work experience and technical projects. Webex coding round with three technical leaders. Call from the manager
The person I spoke with asked me questions that were not on my resume. These included querying data using SQL and Java questions, despite my limited knowledge of Java. It seemed like every time I tried to answer something correctly, they became more
The process is about 30-45 minutes, mainly general questions like, "What is your career path?" He also asked about some database questions on my resume, and why I chose this technology for this project.
Phone screen with the manager regarding the reason to move. Phone screen with the technical leader about the resume. Explained previous work experience and technical projects. Webex coding round with three technical leaders. Call from the manager
The person I spoke with asked me questions that were not on my resume. These included querying data using SQL and Java questions, despite my limited knowledge of Java. It seemed like every time I tried to answer something correctly, they became more