I haven't seen any so far. I joined Cisco during the pandemic. They give time off once in a while, but it doesn't account for anything. A no-meeting day isn't really meeting-free. US managers don't really follow this. Why even have it then?
The number of PTO days per year is very low.
There is an unnecessary mandatory shutdown. This year, employees in India had to take 7 days out of their 18 PTO days, leaving very limited options for the rest of the year.
If you work for a US team, you won't receive any year-end gifts. Other teams receive quite a lot of gifts.
The budget for setting up a work-from-home environment is limited.
There are no programs or employee engagement activities. The team I work with doesn't organize any, and Cisco as a whole does not conduct any events.
It has been work, work, and all-day work ever since I joined Cisco.
Consider conducting some programs or employee engagement activities, and removing the shutdown altogether.
It was a total of 5 rounds, including a telephonic round and 4 face-to-face rounds. A formal managerial round was also included, along with the HR process interview on the last day.
I received an interview call directly from the company HR. The interview date and time were fixed during the call. It was a totally F2F (face-to-face) discussion process with 4 rounds in total, excluding the initial HR discussion. The difficulty leve
The interview requires an OA, which was very hard. The interview requires solving 30 questions, out of which 2 were DSA questions, and one of them was LeetCode Hard.
It was a total of 5 rounds, including a telephonic round and 4 face-to-face rounds. A formal managerial round was also included, along with the HR process interview on the last day.
I received an interview call directly from the company HR. The interview date and time were fixed during the call. It was a totally F2F (face-to-face) discussion process with 4 rounds in total, excluding the initial HR discussion. The difficulty leve
The interview requires an OA, which was very hard. The interview requires solving 30 questions, out of which 2 were DSA questions, and one of them was LeetCode Hard.