Good company to work with after a couple of years at the start of your career.
Will have more development opportunities depending on your team and the work they contribute to the company.
Has good work-life balance; it's flexible in this aspect.
Good health insurance options and 401K match.
No clarity on bonus and promotions. It will take a few years for them, and there will be a minimal hike in salary.
Managers have absolute control of your career; HR is non-existent.
Compensation is still below industry standards.
There are lots of politics inside the teams, which is frustrating for employees as they don't get a chance to work on areas where their interest lies.
Lay-offs happen twice a year.
Appreciate your employees and reward them aptly. Increase salaries to industry standard. Make hike/promotion pointers very clear so that employees can follow them and be successful in aiming for their hike/promotion.
I applied directly on the Career Website. Within a couple of weeks, I received an email from HR regarding an onsite interview. There was no telephonic interview, as I was local to San Jose. HR provided the interview schedule, including the interview
Cisco HR contacted me. Three rounds of technical interviews were conducted: * The first round was a coding interview in onlinegdb. * The second round was about parallel programming, data structures, and a discussion of my current projects. * T
The interview took place during the COVID-19 pandemic, and thus it was conducted through video conferencing. I applied through the Cisco job portal and received a test link. The test consisted of four coding questions, and I could choose to code in
I applied directly on the Career Website. Within a couple of weeks, I received an email from HR regarding an onsite interview. There was no telephonic interview, as I was local to San Jose. HR provided the interview schedule, including the interview
Cisco HR contacted me. Three rounds of technical interviews were conducted: * The first round was a coding interview in onlinegdb. * The second round was about parallel programming, data structures, and a discussion of my current projects. * T
The interview took place during the COVID-19 pandemic, and thus it was conducted through video conferencing. I applied through the Cisco job portal and received a test link. The test consisted of four coding questions, and I could choose to code in