Good work-life balance and nice coworkers. Friendly for new graduates!
Does not give new grads stock, which makes the compensation lower than the industry.
The interview process is lengthy, and most of the time, they stick to the basics. The basics of networking are what most people check.
I got an interview through an employee referral. Everything went smoothly, with mostly non-technical questions, even though it was an engineering position. I heard from the manager that my offer was being processed, and then the whole financial fias
One of my former lab-mates from the University referred me for a position at Cisco. I didn't even know what the position was, but he thought it was a perfect fit for me. I received a call out of the blue, on a Saturday, from a person at Cisco. He as
The interview process is lengthy, and most of the time, they stick to the basics. The basics of networking are what most people check.
I got an interview through an employee referral. Everything went smoothly, with mostly non-technical questions, even though it was an engineering position. I heard from the manager that my offer was being processed, and then the whole financial fias
One of my former lab-mates from the University referred me for a position at Cisco. I didn't even know what the position was, but he thought it was a perfect fit for me. I received a call out of the blue, on a Saturday, from a person at Cisco. He as