Work-Life Balance
Work-Life Balance
Good technical work on projects. It's a great learning experience with most highly knowledgeable folks and experts on subjects.
Too much unplanned work and no work-life balance. Managers don't allocate work properly; few employees are loaded for 14 hours a day, and a few work 4-7 hours a day. It's really pathetic, and managers just don't bother listening to reportees about any problems. It adds a lot of stress working 12-14 hours daily.
Senior management needs to work with engineers to check wrongdoing by managers.
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Cisco Interview Experiences
Mechanical Engineer
Brief screening at a university Career Fair, followed by a one-hour on-campus interview. The interview consisted of a few not-too-technical and situational questions about my resume, school projects, and outside experience. I was interviewed by two S
Mechanical Engineer
The initial interview was at a career fair. Following that, there was one interview with the hiring manager. Next, there were 4-5 interviews with the team. All questions were behavioral. The team consisted mainly of mechanical engineers and projec
Mechanical Engineer
A day-long interview, including lunch with the hiring manager. You will meet several engineers and answer technical questions. These questions are almost always skill-based. You may be called back for a second round of questioning with program man
Mechanical Engineer
United StatesFebruary 23, 2016Brief screening at a university Career Fair, followed by a one-hour on-campus interview. The interview consisted of a few not-too-technical and situational questions about my resume, school projects, and outside experience. I was interviewed by two S
Mechanical Engineer
Phoenix, Arizona, United StatesMay 1, 2013The initial interview was at a career fair. Following that, there was one interview with the hiring manager. Next, there were 4-5 interviews with the team. All questions were behavioral. The team consisted mainly of mechanical engineers and projec
Mechanical Engineer
San Jose, California, United StatesJuly 1, 2011A day-long interview, including lunch with the hiring manager. You will meet several engineers and answer technical questions. These questions are almost always skill-based. You may be called back for a second round of questioning with program man
