Big company with work in various technology areas and opportunities, but you have to make personal effort to take advantage of that. Good benefits.
It is difficult to get promoted, even if performance is very good.
I submitted my resume through Cisco.com for a Software Engineering internship position. It took about a month for them to contact me back. The recruiter called me for a phone interview; the questions were pretty easy, mostly a review of my resume an
Applied through my friend's friend, who is an employee of Cisco. The interview was with three people, one-to-one, each averaging 45 minutes. They needed somebody with expertise in OS, device drivers, and C. Most of the questions were from standard o
Phone screen with 1 or 2 coding questions (easy-medium, usually). Then virtual onsite with: * 1-2 rounds of coding * 1 round talking to the hiring manager * 1-2 rounds of knowledge base interviews
I submitted my resume through Cisco.com for a Software Engineering internship position. It took about a month for them to contact me back. The recruiter called me for a phone interview; the questions were pretty easy, mostly a review of my resume an
Applied through my friend's friend, who is an employee of Cisco. The interview was with three people, one-to-one, each averaging 45 minutes. They needed somebody with expertise in OS, device drivers, and C. Most of the questions were from standard o
Phone screen with 1 or 2 coding questions (easy-medium, usually). Then virtual onsite with: * 1-2 rounds of coding * 1 round talking to the hiring manager * 1-2 rounds of knowledge base interviews