Great salary and benefits, pleasant coworkers.
Bad infrastructure and management, stinginess, a cutthroat business attitude. Cisco does things you might not ideologically agree with.
Please put more effort into refactoring and structuring code.
Spend some time training your engineers and come up with usable guidelines.
Reduce unnecessary process. Do not have more than one tool for the same job unless absolutely necessary.
It was a long interview – almost taking a whole day. First, the recruiter let me into the building and ordered lunch for me. Then the group leader had an overall talk, followed by two tech guys who conducted a very detailed tech interview. Talking w
Applied online. The first round was a test of a few coding skills. The second round was an onsite interview, lasting about two hours. Recruiters were pretty good and gave us enough time to think about the questions. At last, they tested our testi
I received an OA on the first day and, after finishing it, got the technical interview. Unfortunately, I did not follow through and thus did not receive an offer with Cisco. However, I would say the process is definitely pretty straightforward.
It was a long interview – almost taking a whole day. First, the recruiter let me into the building and ordered lunch for me. Then the group leader had an overall talk, followed by two tech guys who conducted a very detailed tech interview. Talking w
Applied online. The first round was a test of a few coding skills. The second round was an onsite interview, lasting about two hours. Recruiters were pretty good and gave us enough time to think about the questions. At last, they tested our testi
I received an OA on the first day and, after finishing it, got the technical interview. Unfortunately, I did not follow through and thus did not receive an offer with Cisco. However, I would say the process is definitely pretty straightforward.