Cisco pays well and is a very recognizable name in the tech sector that looks good on resumes. The San Jose area is also pretty rockin'.
Also, lots of different areas of expertise to choose from:
Plus, you get to choose your own team in the Cisco Choice program.
San Jose is a very expensive place to live, and even though they pay well, it sometimes seems like it is not enough.
It is a big corporation, so it can be difficult to earn personal recognition or advance the ladder.
I have not had that much experience with senior management.
I was referred to the team by a friend. First, I talked to the hiring manager and a tech lead on the phone. This was some chit-chat for screening. On the on-site interview, I was asked questions in several different areas, such as algorithms, SQL,
The interview had three parts. Part one and three involved an interview with one engineer. Part two was an interview with a product manager and another engineer. Interviewer #1 frequently left the interview and was busy with their own work through
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.
I was referred to the team by a friend. First, I talked to the hiring manager and a tech lead on the phone. This was some chit-chat for screening. On the on-site interview, I was asked questions in several different areas, such as algorithms, SQL,
The interview had three parts. Part one and three involved an interview with one engineer. Part two was an interview with a product manager and another engineer. Interviewer #1 frequently left the interview and was busy with their own work through
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.