A very flexible working environment
a very boring working environment
They should start considering people who are not only green card holders but also visa holders. They are not open to any outsiders, and people move within Cisco.
Two rounds were conducted: * One with the manager. * One with a current employee. Both rounds were a mixture of technical and HR questions. The technical portion focused on L1-L4 networking protocols, with questions tailored to the resume. I was al
I applied for the position in the videoconferencing business unit, following the recommendation of a family friend. The only interview was an on-site 1:1 with my then-future manager. I was fresh out of school, so she didn't ask much, only basic q
The interview process was pretty easy. Basic CCNA level questions were asked. I had two phone screening interviews: The first round was pretty easy, and the second round was also average. They took a long time to get back to me, so I assumed the r
Two rounds were conducted: * One with the manager. * One with a current employee. Both rounds were a mixture of technical and HR questions. The technical portion focused on L1-L4 networking protocols, with questions tailored to the resume. I was al
I applied for the position in the videoconferencing business unit, following the recommendation of a family friend. The only interview was an on-site 1:1 with my then-future manager. I was fresh out of school, so she didn't ask much, only basic q
The interview process was pretty easy. Basic CCNA level questions were asked. I had two phone screening interviews: The first round was pretty easy, and the second round was also average. They took a long time to get back to me, so I assumed the r