Cisco is a decent company that cares about its employees and is a very relaxed environment. A good portion of the people get to work after 10 and leave around 4 with a long lunch break, and they are able to do the work efficiently.
The experience seems to vary greatly between teams. Avoid the Java folks and you'll be fine ;)
They are trying a little too hard to make sure "the sun never sets on Cisco software development," and it creates communication problems for many of the teams. A lot of the employees just slip by, but it's like that everywhere.
Don't worry so much about geographically distributing teams; focus more on maintaining a quality codebase.
I had a phone screen with one of the leads, which moved on to an onsite interview. Scheduling took some time, which you can expect. For the onsite, I had four interviews: * One coding * One behavioral * One system design * A final HM round, which wa
The interview process spanned 4 hours. Each round lasted 45 minutes and included: * Two rounds of coding * One round of analytics There was also a manager round with general discussion. A lunch break was provided, during which I was accompanied b
The onsite interview involved a total of 5 people, including the team lead and the hiring manager. It took about 4 hours. They covered a wide range of topics, including coding, testing, CI/CD, and automation. I performed well in three of the inter
I had a phone screen with one of the leads, which moved on to an onsite interview. Scheduling took some time, which you can expect. For the onsite, I had four interviews: * One coding * One behavioral * One system design * A final HM round, which wa
The interview process spanned 4 hours. Each round lasted 45 minutes and included: * Two rounds of coding * One round of analytics There was also a manager round with general discussion. A lunch break was provided, during which I was accompanied b
The onsite interview involved a total of 5 people, including the team lead and the hiring manager. It took about 4 hours. They covered a wide range of topics, including coding, testing, CI/CD, and automation. I performed well in three of the inter