Work-life balance is good compared to many networking companies.
The compensation package is not very attractive.
There is no growth and it's not easy to move to something better and interesting within the company.
A manager saw my resume at a virtual job fair and recommended me for the position. A week or so later, I had a one-hour video call interview with one interviewer. She asked me simple questions about threading and operating systems. She also gave me
Contacted by a recruiter, I was invited to send in my CV. Following that, I was invited to an interview day at their offices in Reading. The interview lasted throughout the day (approximately 10 AM to 2 PM) and consisted of: * Several different int
I did my summer internship at Cisco this year. For the internship, there were two telephonic rounds. * The first was a technical round, with all questions focusing on Data Structures and Object-Oriented Programming Principles. * The second round
A manager saw my resume at a virtual job fair and recommended me for the position. A week or so later, I had a one-hour video call interview with one interviewer. She asked me simple questions about threading and operating systems. She also gave me
Contacted by a recruiter, I was invited to send in my CV. Following that, I was invited to an interview day at their offices in Reading. The interview lasted throughout the day (approximately 10 AM to 2 PM) and consisted of: * Several different int
I did my summer internship at Cisco this year. For the internship, there were two telephonic rounds. * The first was a technical round, with all questions focusing on Data Structures and Object-Oriented Programming Principles. * The second round