Though it is an MNC, HR resourcing work is outsourced to local HR companies. They try every trick to hire you with less pay.
They fix the grade and pay based on your present pay. So, if you were working in the same company for, say, 10 years, you would lose out here. Job hoppers' salaries would be higher at this point, and it seems Cisco welcomes them with good pay :(
If you are hiring someone who spent a good amount of years in one organization, chances are that their base salary will be low compared to job hoppers. Keep this in mind and provide them an advantage, placing them in an appropriate grade and pay scale.
Good and detailed, with a seven-level interview process: * Phone screen * Four rounds of face-to-face interviews, including detailed technical rounds covering past domains, technologies, programming, and current expected knowledge for the role *
The interview process consists of 3 to 4 rounds. It started with a telephonic screening, followed by a face-to-face interview and a call with a US-based Senior Member/Manager. Telephonic screening includes a discussion on projects worked. The face
I had a total of 4 rounds of technical discussion, each lasting between 60 to 90 minutes. All rounds took place on the same day. I had been to Cisco in the morning and came out at 6 in the evening.
Good and detailed, with a seven-level interview process: * Phone screen * Four rounds of face-to-face interviews, including detailed technical rounds covering past domains, technologies, programming, and current expected knowledge for the role *
The interview process consists of 3 to 4 rounds. It started with a telephonic screening, followed by a face-to-face interview and a call with a US-based Senior Member/Manager. Telephonic screening includes a discussion on projects worked. The face
I had a total of 4 rounds of technical discussion, each lasting between 60 to 90 minutes. All rounds took place on the same day. I had been to Cisco in the morning and came out at 6 in the evening.