Exposure to latest technologies. Excellent work from home option. Half-yearly bonus. Recognition in terms of RSU, gift vouchers, and much more. Salary on the 25th of every month or the last weekday before the 25th. Quarterly team outing or lunch. Stock purchase option. Fun activities. Sponsored training. Medical insurance covers parents as well. Company transport at a very subsidized rate. Manager feedback, etc.
Be ready to be fired any time. Quarterly results play a vital role. Cisco is well renowned for networking and firing. Annual appraisal depends on your business unit. You will get used to hearing headcount reduction, business unit sale, or some acquisitions quite often. Appraisal is only single-digit. Performance doesn't matter when it comes to firing. I feel sad for my fellow colleagues losing jobs.
You are doing a great job.
Don't fire employees for business reasons.
Give them an option to change business units.
Basic Java Questions and a little on memory management.
First of all, this was the best interview process I have faced. I have attended a few interviews with some good MNCs before Cisco, but frankly, this was the best interview I have faced. The way the interviewers handled the interview was truly excel
1 telephonic interview with the team manager where I was asked some basic C questions and questions regarding if I was okay moving to Bangalore. 2 telepresence interview where I was mainly asked to explain my current work and C language questions.
Basic Java Questions and a little on memory management.
First of all, this was the best interview process I have faced. I have attended a few interviews with some good MNCs before Cisco, but frankly, this was the best interview I have faced. The way the interviewers handled the interview was truly excel
1 telephonic interview with the team manager where I was asked some basic C questions and questions regarding if I was okay moving to Bangalore. 2 telepresence interview where I was mainly asked to explain my current work and C language questions.