You always learn.
Nice work environment.
Flexibility.
Coaching.
Learning opportunities.
Lack of time Abuse of power by customers Stress Repeatedly stressed over the same situation Customer-facing role
Management at Cisco is great. The cons of the role are facing customers. There are too many that lead you to feel like you're in a call center.
Applied for this position online and was contacted the next day by a recruiter at Cisco. Started with a 10-minute prescreen phone interview (nothing technical). This included questions like "Why do you want to work for Cisco?" and some information a
The interview was with the VPN team, with most questions focused on VPN technologies. Then, a general troubleshooting question for connectivity issues in a simple network was asked. There were also DHCP questions, and a packet capture scenario to as
The interview had three parts: behavioral, technical, and presentation. I did a lot of preparation for the presentation. Each interview was 45 minutes long. I'm not sure what else I should say for the 30-minute minimum, but I hope this is sufficie
Applied for this position online and was contacted the next day by a recruiter at Cisco. Started with a 10-minute prescreen phone interview (nothing technical). This included questions like "Why do you want to work for Cisco?" and some information a
The interview was with the VPN team, with most questions focused on VPN technologies. Then, a general troubleshooting question for connectivity issues in a simple network was asked. There were also DHCP questions, and a packet capture scenario to as
The interview had three parts: behavioral, technical, and presentation. I did a lot of preparation for the presentation. Each interview was 45 minutes long. I'm not sure what else I should say for the 30-minute minimum, but I hope this is sufficie