Cisco has good compensation and excellent bonuses. There is an employee stock purchase plan and a matching retirement plan to 4% of salary.
Always working with cutting-edge networking technologies. Skills obtained at Cisco are reusable in the job market.
Cisco is very competitive and uses forced ranking to evaluate employee performance. Cisco is extremely fast-paced, due to rapidly changing market priorities. For this reason, it can become stressful – not for the faint of heart!
The overall interview duration was about 3 months. I first received a call for a phone screen. After this, I heard back after 1 month for a second phone screen. Then, after 1 more month, I was called for an on-site interview, twice.
The interview process was very well organized and detailed. First, there was a telephonic interview that went on for almost an hour. The interviewer explained the product and openings available, and what they were looking for. The interview covered
There were 3 technical rounds and 1 HR round. Nowadays, they might take 5-6 technical rounds. Technical questions were on obvious topics, but the level was above average. They asked questions on: * Exception handling * Object class * Overriding * I
The overall interview duration was about 3 months. I first received a call for a phone screen. After this, I heard back after 1 month for a second phone screen. Then, after 1 more month, I was called for an on-site interview, twice.
The interview process was very well organized and detailed. First, there was a telephonic interview that went on for almost an hour. The interviewer explained the product and openings available, and what they were looking for. The interview covered
There were 3 technical rounds and 1 HR round. Nowadays, they might take 5-6 technical rounds. Technical questions were on obvious topics, but the level was above average. They asked questions on: * Exception handling * Object class * Overriding * I