Excellent compensation (including bonus and base salary).
Many different aspects of the company. If you are able to move around, you can work on many different cool projects.
I think Cisco is one of the strongest companies and will always remain a backbone of the technology sector. Any company requires IT infrastructure, something Cisco has a "monopoly" in.
Cisco is too big. Often times, you will not know what's going on in other parts of the company. From what I saw, I think it's hard to move up the ladder because people have been there for so long.
Share what is going on in different parts of the company.
If you are applying for a full-time position, you typically get 4-5 interviews conducted via WebEx, Cisco's favorite tool. Be prepared to be asked to turn on your camera (which may or may not happen). It's likely that your interviews will be spread o
Phone screen with manager and senior engineer. On-site with engineering director, hiring manager, and senior staff engineers. HR offered a day later after back-and-forth negotiation about salary.
Phone interview, then two technical phone interviews. These were supposed to be 45 minutes each, but the second interview went on for more than 2 hours. Three rounds of onsite interviews, each an hour long. Then three more rounds of final interviews
If you are applying for a full-time position, you typically get 4-5 interviews conducted via WebEx, Cisco's favorite tool. Be prepared to be asked to turn on your camera (which may or may not happen). It's likely that your interviews will be spread o
Phone screen with manager and senior engineer. On-site with engineering director, hiring manager, and senior staff engineers. HR offered a day later after back-and-forth negotiation about salary.
Phone interview, then two technical phone interviews. These were supposed to be 45 minutes each, but the second interview went on for more than 2 hours. Three rounds of onsite interviews, each an hour long. Then three more rounds of final interviews