Cisco has many pros for working there, which is due to the size of the company. They can offer great benefits:
The pay starts great as a new grad but is quickly average compared to jobs in the area. Since the company is so large, every position or opportunity you will see quite a bit of competition. There is quite a lot of change happening within orgs. As a large company, this is to be expected. However, about every year you will experience layoffs in some departments, new managers, etc. If you don't know how to network, learn it. That's the only way you can stand out in a company this large.
Nothing at this time. I think you do a great job communicating downward the best you can in a massive environment.
The experience was good. I applied for a storage position and went through a recruiter. They assisted me with areas where I had knowledge gaps, suggesting topics to study. The process was pretty smooth and fast. I was interviewed by a group of peopl
I had two interviews. The first was an HR round, and the second was technical. Both were fairly easy. The coding round was even simpler. The interviewer asked only aptitude questions, and many candidates were selected. However, I was not selected, w
Campus Selection: * Written test * Group Discussion (more of a discussion on the profile offered) * Technical Interview * HR Interview Since it was campus selection and our university has good relations with Cisco, the questions were pretty
The experience was good. I applied for a storage position and went through a recruiter. They assisted me with areas where I had knowledge gaps, suggesting topics to study. The process was pretty smooth and fast. I was interviewed by a group of peopl
I had two interviews. The first was an HR round, and the second was technical. Both were fairly easy. The coding round was even simpler. The interviewer asked only aptitude questions, and many candidates were selected. However, I was not selected, w
Campus Selection: * Written test * Group Discussion (more of a discussion on the profile offered) * Technical Interview * HR Interview Since it was campus selection and our university has good relations with Cisco, the questions were pretty