Very good work-life balance. Good for network skill sets.
Too many restructurings affect visas and job stability. Don't be surprised to get stabbed even if you are a good worker.
Lower-level engineers don't drive the income. We strive to deliver what was asked and go out of our way to help as much as we can. If a company can't utilize its workforce wisely, it will be doomed. Cisco is transitioning to be a software company, but it keeps forgetting that it is riding on management and/or upper management's backs.
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
A phone interview was conducted first. Then, I was called for an onsite interview. All the team members interviewed for half a day, with each session lasting 45 minutes. Mostly, questions were asked about my past experience. My interview was main
The process was straightforward. I spoke with four technical members of the team and two managers. The questions were technical, focusing on areas I had already reviewed. They also discussed programming. Fit was an important area they discussed. Th
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
A phone interview was conducted first. Then, I was called for an onsite interview. All the team members interviewed for half a day, with each session lasting 45 minutes. Mostly, questions were asked about my past experience. My interview was main
The process was straightforward. I spoke with four technical members of the team and two managers. The questions were technical, focusing on areas I had already reviewed. They also discussed programming. Fit was an important area they discussed. Th