Flexible about telecommuting and work hours.
Stable company.
Good place to start a career and learn for a few years, but may not be a good place to stay forever.
Senior leadership team has a good vision.
Career advancement can be slow.
It can be difficult to find good opportunities to grow career-wise.
Management, which is 2 levels or above, doesn't listen to you.
Cisco is so big it can be difficult to understand how the senior leadership's vision fits in with the individual contributor.
The process was very straightforward. Had a phone screen and later they set me up with a panel of 4 for Webex interviews. The last round was with the Director, who never called. Later, the recruiter set up another call on some other day, and he did n
I applied through a university career fair and secured an on-campus interview. About a month and a half later, I was told I had "next steps" and was asked to complete an online coding assessment before the final on-site interview. After this, I atte
Very nice. We talked about resumes first, and then asked about general CS basics, networking, OS knowledge, and medium-level coding questions. They will give hints and discuss with you. There was also a lunch interview, like a team match. The time f
The process was very straightforward. Had a phone screen and later they set me up with a panel of 4 for Webex interviews. The last round was with the Director, who never called. Later, the recruiter set up another call on some other day, and he did n
I applied through a university career fair and secured an on-campus interview. About a month and a half later, I was told I had "next steps" and was asked to complete an online coding assessment before the final on-site interview. After this, I atte
Very nice. We talked about resumes first, and then asked about general CS basics, networking, OS knowledge, and medium-level coding questions. They will give hints and discuss with you. There was also a lunch interview, like a team match. The time f