The base salaries are good. The work is dynamic, and if an employee doesn't like his/her current project, managers do help in getting them the right work.
There are some excellent development opportunities given to new graduates.
Work-life balance is good. The new office setting looks amazing.
Could fund some events to bring the employees closer, so that work can be more fun.
I had applied on Cisco's website. I received an email from the Hiring Manager regarding a HackerRank test and an onsite interview. The interview process included: * HackerRank test (Data Structures and Algorithms) * Onsite Interview (3 rounds)
A one-hour phone interview covered network concepts, your resume, projects, operating system basics, data structures, algorithms, and other topics. An overall understanding of network concepts would be helpful to clear the phone interview. The onsit
I received the call through an employee referral. The phone screening included a simple coding round. Later, there were three onsite interviews with the manager, lead, and one other developer from the same team.
I had applied on Cisco's website. I received an email from the Hiring Manager regarding a HackerRank test and an onsite interview. The interview process included: * HackerRank test (Data Structures and Algorithms) * Onsite Interview (3 rounds)
A one-hour phone interview covered network concepts, your resume, projects, operating system basics, data structures, algorithms, and other topics. An overall understanding of network concepts would be helpful to clear the phone interview. The onsit
I received the call through an employee referral. The phone screening included a simple coding round. Later, there were three onsite interviews with the manager, lead, and one other developer from the same team.