Work in certain Business Units is interesting. You could get to work on cutting-edge technology.
Available resources are vast. Benefits are above average.
Built-in bureaucracy cropped up in the last few years. Interesting engineering work is limited and being outsourced. Growth is primarily through acquisitions.
Invest some of the gains from outside the US, instead of hiding behind the 35% corporate tax. Cisco has a ton of money which could be effectively used if a product line can be identified.
I applied online and received an email to do the OA within two weeks. I completed all questions on the OA but haven't heard back yet. Three coding questions were on arrays.
I submitted my CV, then I was given an IQ-style test for 30 minutes. This was followed by a fairly relaxed in-person interview, and then another one afterwards.
After sending my CV via an internal contact, HR immediately contacted me by phone. They requested an on-site interview for the following week, which would include a technical interview. I met with the local branch managers first for an hour. They as
I applied online and received an email to do the OA within two weeks. I completed all questions on the OA but haven't heard back yet. Three coding questions were on arrays.
I submitted my CV, then I was given an IQ-style test for 30 minutes. This was followed by a fairly relaxed in-person interview, and then another one afterwards.
After sending my CV via an internal contact, HR immediately contacted me by phone. They requested an on-site interview for the following week, which would include a technical interview. I met with the local branch managers first for an hour. They as