Cisco supports employees if they want to change their area of work.
Like all other big companies, employment is not guaranteed, as there are layoffs going on.
Invited onsite from phone call. Three rounds: * Two technical * One with hiring manager Seemed to have done well, but I accepted an offer elsewhere. Good experience; very polite and knowledgeable people.
If you are applying for a full-time position, you typically get 4-5 interviews conducted via WebEx, Cisco's favorite tool. Be prepared to be asked to turn on your camera (which may or may not happen). It's likely that your interviews will be spread o
The interview process involved a behavior interview followed by a technical panel interview. Questions covered multi-threading, multi-processing, and basic CS fundamentals such as polymorphism and classes. I was not able to advance past the technical
Invited onsite from phone call. Three rounds: * Two technical * One with hiring manager Seemed to have done well, but I accepted an offer elsewhere. Good experience; very polite and knowledgeable people.
If you are applying for a full-time position, you typically get 4-5 interviews conducted via WebEx, Cisco's favorite tool. Be prepared to be asked to turn on your camera (which may or may not happen). It's likely that your interviews will be spread o
The interview process involved a behavior interview followed by a technical panel interview. Questions covered multi-threading, multi-processing, and basic CS fundamentals such as polymorphism and classes. I was not able to advance past the technical