Great Benefits
Great Work environment
Really Smart people
Good Visibility
Not much, except that the company is going through a transition right now to evolve to where it needs to be in the software-driven world, but still maintaining its dominance in infrastructure. It will take time, but it will get there.
Some managers sometimes do not share what's going on better. Mentorship in my case was minimal and not conducive to success. But I know that this is an exception.
New employees from other companies bring a fresh perspective.
Currently, there seems to be a lot of talk of innovation and evolution, but still stuck with the older employees' paradigm of doing business the old way.
It has evolved from a hardware world to a software-defined, cloud world. Cisco needs to get there fast.
This process is very tedious. After going through the basic "checklist" interview with the recruiter, you speak with 5-6 different individuals and then go through a couple of panel interviews. The entire process typically takes 4-6 weeks to complete
30-minute talk 2 technical questions Analysis of communication and answers You must be lucky to get selected, as many aspects are not clear.
The character and soft skills seemed to go very well, but the technical content was surprisingly tough. As one might expect, I theorize there is a minimum level of networking skill for anything beyond an entry position. Overall, I think the process
This process is very tedious. After going through the basic "checklist" interview with the recruiter, you speak with 5-6 different individuals and then go through a couple of panel interviews. The entire process typically takes 4-6 weeks to complete
30-minute talk 2 technical questions Analysis of communication and answers You must be lucky to get selected, as many aspects are not clear.
The character and soft skills seemed to go very well, but the technical content was surprisingly tough. As one might expect, I theorize there is a minimum level of networking skill for anything beyond an entry position. Overall, I think the process