Still the leader in the industry.
Lots of experienced people in the RS, networking, SDN, etc. areas.
Good employee benefits, OK work & life balance.
Salary is OK but not great.
Too many re-orgs. Depending on your team, once per six months would not be abnormal.
Your performance is evaluated heavily by your visibility, so the people just doing the talking and who know how to play the game of favoritism are considered having great "leadership" skills. Hard and honest work seldom gets you promoted.
Few people would speak out when decisions from higher management clearly don't make sense. Where are the backbones?
Innovation can't just stay as a slogan, while the major source of that is from acquisition.
The interview was largely focused on past projects I had done, as I had considerable experience in the area. Key areas included: * Networking * 802.11 * QoS * Roaming Additionally, I completed a written programming test on data structures a
Initial contact was made by the recruiter. The hiring manager subsequently went out of town for a week, which explains the ten-day delay. There was no phone prescreen; I only had an on-site interview. I met with the software manager, who would also
No interview process. Cisco acquired our technology, and we were hired with it.
The interview was largely focused on past projects I had done, as I had considerable experience in the area. Key areas included: * Networking * 802.11 * QoS * Roaming Additionally, I completed a written programming test on data structures a
Initial contact was made by the recruiter. The hiring manager subsequently went out of town for a week, which explains the ten-day delay. There was no phone prescreen; I only had an on-site interview. I met with the software manager, who would also
No interview process. Cisco acquired our technology, and we were hired with it.