Great work-life balance, once you get comfortable with your position.
very much so a high barrier to entry, but you have teammates that can help you along the way.
None, it's too diverse to pinpoint anything specific.
My recent interview experience with Cisco left me deeply disappointed. Before diving into the specifics, I want to clarify that I did not actively apply for this position. Instead, I was approached by the Director of Software Engineering (Cybersecuri
The first interview was straightforward. The interviewer was nice. They didn't show me the office and gave minimal explanation for the position. I didn't get an answer from them for a long time. They sent me an automated response after 3 months that
I had one on-campus interview and one phone interview. The campus interview focused on my resume and some basic C questions. They also asked about divisions I would be interested in. This interview was with a manager. The phone interview was with a
My recent interview experience with Cisco left me deeply disappointed. Before diving into the specifics, I want to clarify that I did not actively apply for this position. Instead, I was approached by the Director of Software Engineering (Cybersecuri
The first interview was straightforward. The interviewer was nice. They didn't show me the office and gave minimal explanation for the position. I didn't get an answer from them for a long time. They sent me an automated response after 3 months that
I had one on-campus interview and one phone interview. The campus interview focused on my resume and some basic C questions. They also asked about divisions I would be interested in. This interview was with a manager. The phone interview was with a