You have flexibility to work from home or a remote Cisco location. They have the best immigration lawyers if you're on a visa. The employee benefits are awesome! The culture is pro-employee. Management really takes care that employees are not working on weekends. And if you do, then you get compensation offs. They have great trainings for employees and a set budget assigned to each. You can switch comfortably within the company, which grows every year with a new acquisition.
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I had an interview at the Bengaluru office. There were three rounds of interview, out of which two were technical and one was managerial. The overall interview was decent, with questions covering a few Java programming topics related to strings and S
The interview process consisted of two rounds, involving four interviewers and a total duration of two hours. Initially, the interviewers asked questions based on my resume and inquired about my technology interests. Following this, they described
It was a long interview process. I stayed there for a whole day, and three different groups of people interviewed me. There was a lot of Q&A time for me to ask the different groups. This was the first year of the Cisco Choice program. Not only did I
I had an interview at the Bengaluru office. There were three rounds of interview, out of which two were technical and one was managerial. The overall interview was decent, with questions covering a few Java programming topics related to strings and S
The interview process consisted of two rounds, involving four interviewers and a total duration of two hours. Initially, the interviewers asked questions based on my resume and inquired about my technology interests. Following this, they described
It was a long interview process. I stayed there for a whole day, and three different groups of people interviewed me. There was a lot of Q&A time for me to ask the different groups. This was the first year of the Cisco Choice program. Not only did I