Feel like home because most of the leadership are Indian.
If you are Indian and on the right food-chain, you will move up faster because we have strong allies here.
Good balance of work and life.
We have extremely loyal customers.
Friendly environment for H1-visa holders.
Presentation and talk are more important than building things because we buy instead of build.
Overall compensation is not as good as top-tier companies like Google or Facebook.
However, the hourly rate is better than Google and Facebook because, on average, you work less than 6 hours, as most of the products are extremely mature.
It takes around 6+ years to get a green card.
There are annual layoffs.
Luckily, most of the time, they don't cut H1-visa holders.
Too many reorganizations, sometimes it takes longer to move up.
The interview process was well streamlined. It included: * One interview with human resources * Four tech interviews with four distinct people in the team I would have worked in * One interview with the hiring manager
Some technical questions, some about previous experience, and what type of job I was looking for.
The description is for the company acquired by Cisco. The interview process was pretty straightforward, similar to other Silicon Valley companies. It included one phone screen and a 5-hour onsite interview.
The interview process was well streamlined. It included: * One interview with human resources * Four tech interviews with four distinct people in the team I would have worked in * One interview with the hiring manager
Some technical questions, some about previous experience, and what type of job I was looking for.
The description is for the company acquired by Cisco. The interview process was pretty straightforward, similar to other Silicon Valley companies. It included one phone screen and a 5-hour onsite interview.