My experience at Cisco is backed up by my better understanding of colleagues and work culture.
Though it might get stressful to work under constant technological requirements that change every now and then, it's quite good to work with Cisco.
Poor recognition.
Management could be better.
Applied online. I had a short phone interview, and they invited me to an on-site interview. I spoke with six people there for six hours. The questions were mostly about my background and experience, so you may need to prepare for that. There were
It was an employee referral, so only a telephonic interview happened directly with the team manager. There were no other on-site interviews. It was a good experience overall. I received an offer through email from HR within two days.
Manager phone call to discuss my background and projects that I have done. The manager talked about the projects they are doing and what role I would do, and then gave me some time to ask questions.
Applied online. I had a short phone interview, and they invited me to an on-site interview. I spoke with six people there for six hours. The questions were mostly about my background and experience, so you may need to prepare for that. There were
It was an employee referral, so only a telephonic interview happened directly with the team manager. There were no other on-site interviews. It was a good experience overall. I received an offer through email from HR within two days.
Manager phone call to discuss my background and projects that I have done. The manager talked about the projects they are doing and what role I would do, and then gave me some time to ask questions.