It's good to work at Cisco, but not great
It's good to work at Cisco, but not great
Work is good. It has a flexible work culture. Employee benefits include medical checkups, work-from-home options, and broadband reimbursement. There are good recreation facilities.
Management is stingy with salary and bonuses. Personal growth is slow. There is partiality in management.
Once you join, your growth will be in your direct manager's hands.
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Software Engineer II
It was a quick process: one telephonic round followed by two technical interviews onsite. The telephonic round involved basic C++ questions, such as polymorphism and virtual functions, and how they are implemented internally.
Software Engineer II
I received the interview call through a referral from my friend who works there. The call was immediate; if I recall correctly, it was the day after I submitted my resume. I was in contact with the hiring manager from the start. I received an initia
Software Engineer II
As my background is in security, the first round was based on security only. The second interview was just to check coding skills, and the final round was with HR.
Software Engineer II
Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaJanuary 1, 2012It was a quick process: one telephonic round followed by two technical interviews onsite. The telephonic round involved basic C++ questions, such as polymorphism and virtual functions, and how they are implemented internally.
Software Engineer II
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJune 1, 2008I received the interview call through a referral from my friend who works there. The call was immediate; if I recall correctly, it was the day after I submitted my resume. I was in contact with the hiring manager from the start. I received an initia
Software Engineer II
Warangal, Telangana, IndiaJuly 1, 2013As my background is in security, the first round was based on security only. The second interview was just to check coding skills, and the final round was with HR.
