Fun Projects, Lucky Team
Fun Projects, Lucky Team
Fun project. Great team management. Productive team collaboration. Good benefits. Great work-life balance.
You gotta be lucky enough to join a decent team. There are a lot of older people working at Cisco. Not that it's a bad thing. But if you'd rather work with younger people, then Cisco is not a good place to work for.
My manager was actually very caring, and we still stay in touch (even though he is a Texans fan).
But they are trying to hire more young people. Honestly, I had no problem with my managers. They recognized the hard work and appreciated it. I wish that they would pay more, though. Maybe I'm being greedy. I don't know. I'm a fresh grad, so I'm not too familiar with business yet.
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