The perks are good, but that's about it. There is the all-famed claim that "Cisco is a big company," but that is all that happens.
From the day you join till the end, you hear the same dialogue again and again. Everything is an acquired project, and no one has a clue about bringing it to shipshape quality.
The cafeteria is even outsourced, so to speak, and it was the worst caterers I've ever seen in my life. People raise complaints all the time, but it's of no use.
Occasionally, there's a fire drill for which we need to run downstairs; that's one thing I learned from there.
Sick management. Lack of vision. No proper management or visionary views. No guidance or mentoring in molding new employees into anything.
Get to know your engineers and know their potential to provide them fair opportunities.
Stop giving away awards or recognitions to undeserving, noise-creating candidates.
It was nice. I had three technical rounds and one managerial round. It went well, and I received an offer.
The interview process was covered entirely on my resume with projects. I am mostly focused on Java, with some domain experience in telecom/networking. There were a total of 6 rounds: 4 technical, and 2 managerial + technical. The interviewers were
Technical Round: No intro, directly asked about my projects, asked my preferred programming language but denied to ask questions in that language. The interviewer was in a hurry, asked a simple DSA question, but made an environment where I couldn't s
It was nice. I had three technical rounds and one managerial round. It went well, and I received an offer.
The interview process was covered entirely on my resume with projects. I am mostly focused on Java, with some domain experience in telecom/networking. There were a total of 6 rounds: 4 technical, and 2 managerial + technical. The interviewers were
Technical Round: No intro, directly asked about my projects, asked my preferred programming language but denied to ask questions in that language. The interviewer was in a hurry, asked a simple DSA question, but made an environment where I couldn't s