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You will gain much experience in a very short time because the expectation is always so high since day one. During your career you need to develop your knowledge and skills and its a must, you will have a plan for your manager on what courses you will be taken during the year. So far, the environment at cisco is multicultural and open in term of communication with upper management or any other departments.

You can never guarantee anything regarding your career, Cisco is a great place to work for, but never think about it as a life time job, and even if you could do so, be sure you have lost your life.

I started working for Cisco thinking that this is the company that I wanted to retire with. It had the name and the market share to prove. The reputation of treating employees fairly and rewarding them based on performance was also high on my list.

During the bad times, the true Cisco came to light. Bad Managers were promoted. Wrong decisions were taken and good people either were let go or simply resigned, like myself.

You'll enjoy workplace flexibility, team work, competitiveness, good salaries, travel, diversity and a great high tech learning environment. Besides you'll make a lot of good friends. Cisco people are one of the best I used to love the culture which is based on the "Human Network" human communication and cooperation, at least in my team :)

You'll have less time for your personal life. Workers become workaholics. We used to work extra hours and during weekends. It gets stressful around month ends and year ends, we used to stay up until 12 am to closed deals working from home, but I used to like the competitiveness spirit during these times.

High Salaries, Up to date technology, Nice Diversity

HUGE PRESSURE OF WORK ESPECIALLY IN FACING THE CUSTOMERS

Empowered and highly engaged working environment. Competitive pay.

As with many sales offices, chances of growth for technical people are less than those for sales.