Still finding the pros from the past 2.5 years.
At the time of the offer letter, HR stated that the work type would be Development, but it is entirely Sustenance (Bug Fixing).
Cisco is not doing well; it doesn't have enough money to give hikes to at least 80% of its employees. Many employees in Cisco Bangalore have not received a hike for the past 2.5 years.
If an employee asks their managers or higher management, they try to scare them by saying they will be fired and have bad remarks put in their relieving letter.
As every year, there is a culture at Cisco to fire employees. So, managers take advantage of this, and as there are few networking companies, they always try to harass employees.
If anyone joins, managers directly tell them that they will not get a hike even if they perform well because they switched companies to get a good amount of hike compared to their previous employer.
Dirty politics at Cisco.
No career growth.
Higher management is the worst.
Many of the employees don't know who the HR for their Business Unit is.
The interview process was really good until the HR round started. All technical and managerial rounds were completed in one day. After that, they told me to go, and HR would call. Three days later, I got a call from HR asking for some documents. Af
First, there will be a phone screen where they'll ask you questions on basic data structures to test your grasp on linked lists, trees, etc. If you clear that, you'll be invited for a face-to-face interview, which will last for an entire day. This w
Received a direct call from Cisco after they downloaded my resume from Naukri. There were four rounds: * **Round 1:** Basic networking questions, including OSI layers, ARP, and L2 headers. Approximately 30 minutes. * **Round 2:** C programming,
The interview process was really good until the HR round started. All technical and managerial rounds were completed in one day. After that, they told me to go, and HR would call. Three days later, I got a call from HR asking for some documents. Af
First, there will be a phone screen where they'll ask you questions on basic data structures to test your grasp on linked lists, trees, etc. If you clear that, you'll be invited for a face-to-face interview, which will last for an entire day. This w
Received a direct call from Cisco after they downloaded my resume from Naukri. There were four rounds: * **Round 1:** Basic networking questions, including OSI layers, ARP, and L2 headers. Approximately 30 minutes. * **Round 2:** C programming,