Great work/life balance. Mostly everyone there is solid, competent, and easy to work with. No mandatory RTO (yet). Company culture, values, and ethics are respectable.
There are some exceptions; some teammates have big egos and insecurity issues that are hard to work with. The compensation range is also lagging other tech companies.
Find a better way to filter and recognize your top talent, and reward them more.
I attended a job fair at my university and dropped off my resume. A couple of weeks later, I received an email asking for an interview. I had an on-campus interview that consisted of basic questions regarding multiple process handling and multi-thre
I went through a phone screen, followed by an onsite visit, where I spoke with three pairs of engineers and the hiring manager. The interview went well by all accounts, and the manager asked for my references the next day. Upon contacting my refere
Online Application: The process begins with the candidate submitting an online application through Cisco's career portal. The application typically includes basic personal information, education, work experience, and the option to attach a resume an
I attended a job fair at my university and dropped off my resume. A couple of weeks later, I received an email asking for an interview. I had an on-campus interview that consisted of basic questions regarding multiple process handling and multi-thre
I went through a phone screen, followed by an onsite visit, where I spoke with three pairs of engineers and the hiring manager. The interview went well by all accounts, and the manager asked for my references the next day. Upon contacting my refere
Online Application: The process begins with the candidate submitting an online application through Cisco's career portal. The application typically includes basic personal information, education, work experience, and the option to attach a resume an