A big company providing a stable life, with a not bad salary for common engineers.
A cozy working space and enough PTOs.
Slow pace on moving forward. So, if you're a young man looking for a lot of new opportunity, Cisco may not be the best choice.
Add more encouragement to employees.
I applied online after attending a couple of campus recruiting events. I made sure to be near the front of the lines, attentive, and to talk to each person I could during each event. I was interviewed on campus a day or two later, and then flown out
First, I was contacted by the Director of Engineering asking about scheduling the interview. I was then scheduled for a Cisco Webex interview with four engineers from the team, each lasting 45-60 minutes back to back. Every interviewer was nice. Sec
The interview wasn't that hard. It consisted of basic data structure questions and Java. Overall, it was a positive experience. I had two phone interviews, which were pretty basic and included some technical questions. They kept it fairly simple. W
I applied online after attending a couple of campus recruiting events. I made sure to be near the front of the lines, attentive, and to talk to each person I could during each event. I was interviewed on campus a day or two later, and then flown out
First, I was contacted by the Director of Engineering asking about scheduling the interview. I was then scheduled for a Cisco Webex interview with four engineers from the team, each lasting 45-60 minutes back to back. Every interviewer was nice. Sec
The interview wasn't that hard. It consisted of basic data structure questions and Java. Overall, it was a positive experience. I had two phone interviews, which were pretty basic and included some technical questions. They kept it fairly simple. W