Relaxed work environment, good benefits, generally stable company, great work-life balance.
The pay isn't the best compared to other big tech. The work is boring for most people.
Getting promoted is time-based for most software engineers.
I had one coding question during the onsite interview that I could not answer at the time. I had no idea how to approach it. The other 6 coding questions were okay. The manager was very nice, but the engineer was not very nice.
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 for the interview through university recruiting. Cisco invited me to an interview. The entire interview was behavioral, and at the end, I was told that this would be the final interview. I was quite shocked there was no technical component
I had one coding question during the onsite interview that I could not answer at the time. I had no idea how to approach it. The other 6 coding questions were okay. The manager was very nice, but the engineer was not very nice.
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 for the interview through university recruiting. Cisco invited me to an interview. The entire interview was behavioral, and at the end, I was told that this would be the final interview. I was quite shocked there was no technical component