Great processes, interesting work, and great technology.
Good benefits.
A well-run company with a broad product portfolio.
Overall, a great working experience.
Senior leadership is entrenched, and the forced ranking system pushes out very good workers. Some of the leadership are promoted to manager and don't understand delegation, tending to micromanage.
Get rid of the layers of directors.
Was first contacted by a staffing agency based on a resume posted to one of the resume websites. One interview with four people, one at a time. Some technical and some social questions.
I submitted an application to the Cisco Choice program at a career fair at my university. I had previously been an intern at Cisco and listed my old manager as a reference. I received a call and was invited to attend an interview session at the Ric
The interview took place in a hotel conference room. We were then given a tour that they give to prospective corporate clients. We were never given an opportunity to see the offices themselves.
Was first contacted by a staffing agency based on a resume posted to one of the resume websites. One interview with four people, one at a time. Some technical and some social questions.
I submitted an application to the Cisco Choice program at a career fair at my university. I had previously been an intern at Cisco and listed my old manager as a reference. I received a call and was invited to attend an interview session at the Ric
The interview took place in a hotel conference room. We were then given a tour that they give to prospective corporate clients. We were never given an opportunity to see the offices themselves.