Good benefits, lots of smart people, still a major player in most industries.
Cisco's biggest competitor tends to be Cisco. Internal politics are often mystifying, with a tendency toward monoculture.
A lot of executive management decisions about product/market direction are short-sighted. There's a running cycle of over-hyping products with poor initial quality, and then when said product actually stabilizes and becomes accepted, a new over-hyped/under-developed product is introduced to render the original product obsolete.
Failures in this regard end up driving the need for external acquisitions, at the cost of developing internal R&D capabilities. Truly investing in a capability for ongoing research frequently won't provide short-term benefit, but will almost always win in the long term.
The interview process was smooth. They asked me standard interview questions and a couple of coding questions on Data Structures and Algorithms. These included questions on a linked list, trees, and other topics. Unfortunately, I was ghosted by th
They sent a series of basic-level LeetCode problems, which could be done in a language of your choice (I completed it in Java). They then sent a follow-up email after more than a month, asking if I was still interested. No response yet.
The first interview is on the phone for an entry-level software developer position. They require knowledge in C and Python. I was scheduled for a phone screening and was then told most questions would be asked on understanding algorithms and data st
The interview process was smooth. They asked me standard interview questions and a couple of coding questions on Data Structures and Algorithms. These included questions on a linked list, trees, and other topics. Unfortunately, I was ghosted by th
They sent a series of basic-level LeetCode problems, which could be done in a language of your choice (I completed it in Java). They then sent a follow-up email after more than a month, asking if I was still interested. No response yet.
The first interview is on the phone for an entry-level software developer position. They require knowledge in C and Python. I was scheduled for a phone screening and was then told most questions would be asked on understanding algorithms and data st