Started off well, but fails to show growth opportunities in the near future
Started off well, but fails to show growth opportunities in the near future
Cisco has great work-life balance. There are some business units in Cisco, like data center, cloud-based switching, and security, which are doing really well.
Has limited growth opportunities and has not shown it could manage through transitions.
Too many layoffs and stock is also range-bound.
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