Cisco's working environment is getting bad
Cisco's working environment is getting bad
Relaxed, flexible, good facilities, good benefits.
Bad working environment. Composition is nothing related to your hard work; it only depends on your relationship with the manager.
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Software Engineer
Nice people, but hard questions. One phone interview and one onsite interview with four people. All technical questions were asked, with no behavioral questions. It took more than half a day. All questions were coding skill questions.
Software Engineer
The interview process is rigorous yet relaxing. Interviewers are nice and polite; they'll give you hints, so don't miss them. Try to finish LeetCode problems or read "Cracking the Coding Interview." You'll do well if you are confident enough in you
Software Engineer
The interview process was good, and the questions were sensible for my experience. They asked me to explain all concepts on the board, including automation. A laptop was provided, and we were told to solve the questions.
Software Engineer
San Jose, California, United StatesMarch 1, 2012Nice people, but hard questions. One phone interview and one onsite interview with four people. All technical questions were asked, with no behavioral questions. It took more than half a day. All questions were coding skill questions.
Software Engineer
San Jose, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2013The interview process is rigorous yet relaxing. Interviewers are nice and polite; they'll give you hints, so don't miss them. Try to finish LeetCode problems or read "Cracking the Coding Interview." You'll do well if you are confident enough in you
Software Engineer
San Jose, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2015The interview process was good, and the questions were sensible for my experience. They asked me to explain all concepts on the board, including automation. A laptop was provided, and we were told to solve the questions.
