Cisco Employer Reviews

This job requests both accounting, finance knowledge/skills and up to date understanding to business practice and new technologies. To provide accurate finance forecast, this job need to follow big project progress and pipeline managment closely. Required effective communicate with business team on daily basis. To provide solid finance analysis, this – more... role need to have strong skills of data mananagment and problem solving.Support business growth wtih limited budget resources is the hardest part of this job, but it is also the most enjoyable part of the job, it needs finance people to show the talent of professional and business. – less

My typical day at work would be coming in taking phones off voice mail, turn on computer, may fresh coffee, unload and load dishwasher, make sure all conference rooms are clean.

Answer phone when calls come in. Organized in bound mail and make sure it gets to the right person. Ship all out bound mail also.

It was really a fun working in Cisco Systems Canada. I have learnt a lot..Simply awesome..

One Word......Dream Company to work with........Cisco Cares!!!!!!!!!
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recognized as a world best to work for this compnay creaees motivation and innovatin in its employees.

I met many good co-workers in Cisco. They are glad to help others and we really worked as a team.

At first it was Scientific Atlanta and then Cisco. I can not stress enough how exiting and challenging my job was at SA and Cisco.
I loved working for both SA and Cisco because both companies were committed and loyal to their customers.
Cisco Systems is very fast technology growing company and it has very rewording programs for their employees.

My – more... management was extremely hallepful in my accomplishments to gain customers loyalty.

The most enjoyable part of my job was when I received thank you notes from my customers after I managed to provide last minute service to their clients.

The hardest part of the job was when I left the company – less

Learning and working environment is very good and the same time enjoy a lot with games and other day out services which helps the poor ones.

Excellent opportunity to learn voice and networking technologies

-Learnt a lot working for Cisco.
-Salary-wise ok.
-management was not too great.

Cisco allows the employees to be entitled to make important business decisions on their own. Cisco has a very results driven culture.

Cisco heavily invest in their employees. I enjoyed the challenge of the sales cycle. My managers were very supportive of allowing the reps to develop personal style and sales strategy.

This is my 15th year at Cisco. Do you need to say anything more?

Latitude was a great small company. I left before it was acquired by Cisco.

Always lots of work and people interested in helping each other.

Managing the transition process from installation to bringing the customers' network under RMS (Remote Managed Services) management. This process is called Service Activation and involve coordinating between the client, installation teams, sales teams and second day support teams.

In my co-op position, I assisted support engineers by recreating their customer's network so that they can troubleshoot their issue. This allowed me to work with all varieties of Cisco equipment from small entry level products to high-end enterprise and service provider equipment.

Cisco has created a team environment that is highly productive, and – more... also educational. – less

The experience of working at such a giant tech company is great. There is still a lot of potential.

Cisco is always worth to join at any point if time in career, as it provides very good work environment as well as work life balance and friendly environment at work place.

Cisco culture is highly collaborative and matrixed. New employees will receive little orientation or support. It is a sink or swim management style. You will be given a laptop and told to figure out how to do your job and navigate the myriad of organizations and policies on your own. Everything is on the internal company website but it's difficult to – more... find what you need. – less