Good benefits. Great work/life balance. Cubicles (I hate open offices). Smart perks (good PTO, onsite gym, no jungle gyms or teddy bears).
Not very conducive to innovation or out-of-the-box thinking. Features and development paths are generally set by marketing or sales needs.
Nothing in particular. The place is well-managed, and things on my cons list are generally difficult in large corporations with as many tentacles as Cisco.
I gave my CV during a career fair at university. A week later, I had a one-on-one interview that lasted approximately 45 minutes. I am still waiting for feedback. This is an entry-level position for software engineers.
There will be a total of 3 technical rounds, each lasting 1 hour. A team of 3-4 people will interview you for each round. Be sure to prepare thoroughly for C and C++ questions, as well as networking protocols. You should be very strong in these are
Video chat with the technical manager. Nothing technical was discussed at this point. It was a meet and greet where they explained the process and I shared my interest in the role. Followed by a HackerRank test. This included programming as well as
I gave my CV during a career fair at university. A week later, I had a one-on-one interview that lasted approximately 45 minutes. I am still waiting for feedback. This is an entry-level position for software engineers.
There will be a total of 3 technical rounds, each lasting 1 hour. A team of 3-4 people will interview you for each round. Be sure to prepare thoroughly for C and C++ questions, as well as networking protocols. You should be very strong in these are
Video chat with the technical manager. Nothing technical was discussed at this point. It was a meet and greet where they explained the process and I shared my interest in the role. Followed by a HackerRank test. This included programming as well as