Nice place to work Work-life balance Flexibility in timings Work from home
You never know when you'll get "let go" as layoffs are very frequent and common. You never know when the project that you are working on is trashed and the whole team is laid off.
There's slight politics. I have seen my colleagues getting fired even after having good ratings.
Slightly less salary in comparison with competitors. Less learning, more meetings.
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
Got a call through a reference from an existing Cisco employee. The interview process consists of three rounds: * Rounds 1 and 2 are conducted by managers and focus on your past work experience. You can also expect a few questions on C and data s
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
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
Got a call through a reference from an existing Cisco employee. The interview process consists of three rounds: * Rounds 1 and 2 are conducted by managers and focus on your past work experience. You can also expect a few questions on C and data s
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