Cisco Systems is a big brand and has an amazing culture. The flexible timings, working from home option, and less work burden make it an ideal place to maintain a work-life balance. Though it doesn't have many additional benefits (perks), the campus is amazing, and I really enjoyed my stay there.
Since Cisco is a big company, the growth opportunities are very less. The review cycle is not very effective, and the overall salary and other benefits are comparatively low.
Focus should move towards employees, and the company should provide all employees with opportunities to grow. The company's progress and profits should be reflected in employees' pay packages and benefits.
Referred by friends. It took one month to start the phone interview, which covered basic programming questions and GDB. The onsite interview was with five people the following Monday and included many questions about linked lists and OS.
The start to the interview felt very cold. The interviewer did not introduce himself. He seemed uninterested and unprepared for the interview, which was evident when I was asked what my name was and whether I was interviewing for a full-time position
They sent an automatic online assessment, which I was given two weeks to complete. The test had two LeetCode mediums on it: * One was string-based. * The other was a sliding window problem.
Referred by friends. It took one month to start the phone interview, which covered basic programming questions and GDB. The onsite interview was with five people the following Monday and included many questions about linked lists and OS.
The start to the interview felt very cold. The interviewer did not introduce himself. He seemed uninterested and unprepared for the interview, which was evident when I was asked what my name was and whether I was interviewing for a full-time position
They sent an automatic online assessment, which I was given two weeks to complete. The test had two LeetCode mediums on it: * One was string-based. * The other was a sliding window problem.