Cisco Systems is a great place to work, and it is getting better. It's a huge company, so it's not all perfect, but when you take it all together, you come up with some pretty compelling reasons why leaving the company would be hard to do.
Specifically, if you perform well and work hard, you'll be rewarded well. In recent years, it seems that managers have directed more of the rewards to those on the team that contribute more. This makes working longer hours worth it.
Also, flexibility is a huge benefit at Cisco (remote work, flexible hours, etc.). This depends on you and your manager, but if you are trustworthy and self-directed, you are afforded much flexibility.
If you want Cisco to be a fun place to work, you'll need to create the fun. I'm not saying it can't be a fun place, but it'll be up to you to organize events and get teammates together.
This advice might be local to my specific team, but I would like to see managers have a higher expectation of performance from each individual and for those employees who are there just for the paycheck to be managed out faster.
Got the interview through a referral. The interview process consisted of a technical onsite interview with five people. First interviewer was very thorough and went through everything on my resume and asked me many questions on extra activities and
I received a call from the HR representative. The representative gave an overview of the job profile and the interview process. The interview was then scheduled, and I received an email regarding the same. It was a full-day interview consisting of f
4 technical rounds Manger round HR interview
Got the interview through a referral. The interview process consisted of a technical onsite interview with five people. First interviewer was very thorough and went through everything on my resume and asked me many questions on extra activities and
I received a call from the HR representative. The representative gave an overview of the job profile and the interview process. The interview was then scheduled, and I received an email regarding the same. It was a full-day interview consisting of f
4 technical rounds Manger round HR interview