Good work-life balance.
Amazing campus and facilities.
Good benefits: transportation, broadband, health checkups.
Work is also good (depends on the project).
Bad/Less Hikes
Takes years for promotion.
Hikes are not dependent upon performance; it's purely based on budgets and manager's preferences (at least in Bangalore's office).
Some of the second-level managers are just doing time pass.
They are just interested in interviewing candidates and conducting appraisals. All the hard work is done by engineers and tech leads, but they take away all the credit and get awards/stocks.
I interviewed at Cisco after being laid off from another big company where I worked for over three years. All the interviewing went well. I had at least 13-14 interviews over the phone, as the team was geographically distributed. I felt I did "except
1 telephone round 4 telepresence rounds
I received a call through a referral. I had a couple of technical rounds where I was asked about my past work experience and what I expect in my profile at Cisco. The entire process was handled very professionally. The technical panel was well-exp
I interviewed at Cisco after being laid off from another big company where I worked for over three years. All the interviewing went well. I had at least 13-14 interviews over the phone, as the team was geographically distributed. I felt I did "except
1 telephone round 4 telepresence rounds
I received a call through a referral. I had a couple of technical rounds where I was asked about my past work experience and what I expect in my profile at Cisco. The entire process was handled very professionally. The technical panel was well-exp