No transparency.
No ethical behavior from senior employees and managers.
Treat contractors as slaves and second-rate citizens.
No standard practices.
If you expect Cisco work culture at Scientific Atlanta, you are for a toss.
Managers are biased and present a different picture to top management and other stakeholders, but employees are totally dissatisfied, especially consultants and contractors.
No good work. High-level training on proprietary systems will not be helpful to new employees. Seniors do not co-operate with new joiners.
Treat all employees equally. Do not show discrimination when taking a team out for lunch or activity building.
Do not recruit contractors on other company payroll when you cannot treat them equally to your own team. It feels like second-class handling of contractors.
It was good. The interviewers were gentle. I was a fresher back then. The first two rounds were written, and the next two rounds were face-to-face. Finally, there was an HR round. I got the offer.
This was through campus placements at my university. There was a written test first, from which around 40 people were selected for the next round. Then I had two technical interviews and one HR interview. The details are as follows: 1. **Written Te
1. Aptitude test with C program outputs 2. GD 3. Technical/HR Interview
It was good. The interviewers were gentle. I was a fresher back then. The first two rounds were written, and the next two rounds were face-to-face. Finally, there was an HR round. I got the offer.
This was through campus placements at my university. There was a written test first, from which around 40 people were selected for the next round. Then I had two technical interviews and one HR interview. The details are as follows: 1. **Written Te
1. Aptitude test with C program outputs 2. GD 3. Technical/HR Interview