Favoritism in the group. People are given performance ratings based on their relationship with the manager, not on performance.
No acknowledgment for hard work, no recognition. No hikes, no timely bonuses, and no promotions.
Lots of politics in the group. You can survive only if your manager likes you.
No professional behavior in some teams. People, including the manager, dominate the conversation in the team and they prefer employees who speak their native language. Diversity in the group is not respected.
They hire managers from service-level companies, and they bring the atmosphere of a low-grade service company. It doesn't feel like we are working for a product company. No innovation, no support for talent.
Please hire good managers and speak to employees to understand the real reason they are quitting.
Please appreciate those who show talent, hard work, and dedication. Each person's career is important and requires the right guidance and support to succeed.
Cisco visited our college. There was a written test lasting approximately 1 to 1.5 hours. The questions covered aptitude, quantitative ability, data structures, C programming, microprocessors, communication networks, embedded systems, and some semic
The interview process included: * A written test with approximately 40 multiple-choice questions. * This test featured aptitude questions, C programming, and networking-based questions. * Three rounds of face-to-face technical interviews.
After the online test, I received a call from an HR manager who asked me about my life, including hobbies and so on. Following that, I traveled to Lisbon for two video interviews (focused on technical topics) with individuals from London. Afterward,
Cisco visited our college. There was a written test lasting approximately 1 to 1.5 hours. The questions covered aptitude, quantitative ability, data structures, C programming, microprocessors, communication networks, embedded systems, and some semic
The interview process included: * A written test with approximately 40 multiple-choice questions. * This test featured aptitude questions, C programming, and networking-based questions. * Three rounds of face-to-face technical interviews.
After the online test, I received a call from an HR manager who asked me about my life, including hobbies and so on. Following that, I traveled to Lisbon for two video interviews (focused on technical topics) with individuals from London. Afterward,