Good work-life balance, flexibility for family issues.
Good support system and technically challenging.
Good spirit of trust and personal responsibility.
Cisco doesn't do "big bets" ala Amazon or others to try to grab a new market.
Need to have full stack so decisions can be made and directed locally.
There is a lot of loyalty in staff to Cisco due to good conditions and working environment.
But the corollary to that is we lack new blood to bring new ideas and shake up the groupthink.
Lots of questions on architecture. Plus standing at a whiteboard with a marker, drawing block diagrams and writing code. Also had online programming questions. Impossible to bluff your way through it. Very little personal questions.
Very smooth. Hiring manager phone screening to find a match. On-site interview by four people for a total of two hours. Interviewers were cordial. Process took less than a month.
It was good. They asked mainly about: * Algorithms * Testing frameworks * Testing concepts * Release activities and processes * CI/CD pipelines * Repository architecture
Lots of questions on architecture. Plus standing at a whiteboard with a marker, drawing block diagrams and writing code. Also had online programming questions. Impossible to bluff your way through it. Very little personal questions.
Very smooth. Hiring manager phone screening to find a match. On-site interview by four people for a total of two hours. Interviewers were cordial. Process took less than a month.
It was good. They asked mainly about: * Algorithms * Testing frameworks * Testing concepts * Release activities and processes * CI/CD pipelines * Repository architecture