You are working with a valley veteran who has weathered all the lows that have happened here and is still going strong, so they definitely got things right. The campus is huge. It gives a nice feeling walking down the road and seeing the footprint Cisco has here. The compensation is competitive and on the higher side of the average. The company is going through another transformation right now as they are trying to get agile, so it's an interesting and ambiguous phase joining the company at this juncture.
The team you join and the manager assigned will determine the expectations set. Sometimes, it may get overwhelming for a fresher.
There are not clear structures that help you ease into the job role: no formal trainings, no orientation.
Make sure that everyone is on-board while enforcing systemic changes such as going agile. None of the teams are enthusiastic about it, even though the idea in place might be good for the company in theory.
The interview process consisted of two steps. First, I had an on-site interview where I met with two people. Each interviewer asked me about basic Object-Oriented design questions and my interests. The second interview was conducted via Webex and s
I submitted my application online and was contacted by a member of recruiting to schedule a Webex interview. During this interview, I was asked: * Some personality questions (e.g., "What was the most difficult part of being a teaching assistant?")
Initially, I went to the career fair at my university and had a 10-minute in-person interview with one of the recruiters. Next, I received a phone call for another on-campus screening interview, which was pretty easy, considering my interviewer wasn
The interview process consisted of two steps. First, I had an on-site interview where I met with two people. Each interviewer asked me about basic Object-Oriented design questions and my interests. The second interview was conducted via Webex and s
I submitted my application online and was contacted by a member of recruiting to schedule a Webex interview. During this interview, I was asked: * Some personality questions (e.g., "What was the most difficult part of being a teaching assistant?")
Initially, I went to the career fair at my university and had a 10-minute in-person interview with one of the recruiters. Next, I received a phone call for another on-campus screening interview, which was pretty easy, considering my interviewer wasn