Great Pay, Slow Product Releases
Great Pay, Slow Product Releases
Competitive salary Excellent benefits Will pay towards a master's degree
Slow moving; takes forever to get a new product out.
Be more nimble. Innovation is key, and sometimes it seems Cisco lives on its reputation and not its engineers.
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Principal Software Engineer
Very professional. Covering topics pertinent to the role, with a focus on system architecture and design, along with good coding skills. Also covered soft skills and leadership qualities to drive technical initiatives.
Principal Software Engineer
The application process required a lot of data entry and registration with Cisco's talent system. After spending all of that time filling in details, Cisco has never contacted me. I applied 45 days ago, and there's been no word and no way to contact
Software Engineer
I had four rounds of interviews with three different teams. Each interview lasted for at least two hours and consisted of multiple technical interviews, each lasting 45 minutes with Cisco engineers.
Principal Software Engineer
United StatesMarch 24, 2022Very professional. Covering topics pertinent to the role, with a focus on system architecture and design, along with good coding skills. Also covered soft skills and leadership qualities to drive technical initiatives.
Principal Software Engineer
San Francisco, California, United StatesMarch 1, 2023The application process required a lot of data entry and registration with Cisco's talent system. After spending all of that time filling in details, Cisco has never contacted me. I applied 45 days ago, and there's been no word and no way to contact
Software Engineer
QatarDecember 18, 2020I had four rounds of interviews with three different teams. Each interview lasted for at least two hours and consisted of multiple technical interviews, each lasting 45 minutes with Cisco engineers.
