Working at Cisco Systems in San Jose, CA: 448 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in San Jose, CA Area

"I enjoyed working with Cisco System in the great and encouraging work environment."

"I have been working for Cisco Systems, Bangalore, India for past six years."

"Cisco treats software engineers like a commodity. They don't really care about your career or future. The ethnicity mix is not good. Some groups only seem to want people of the same ethnicity. Upper management has very little heart."

"No challenging tasks given to undergraduate interns."

"It's a good place to work at. Bureaucracy can be annoying and expectations can be very shockingly unreal - at least that is the case where I am at."

"Worked with Cisco system IPICS group, currently the major contributor for the project."

"I've worked for Cisco since 2010. It's a great company to work for which emphasizes work-life balance."

"Cisco has provided excellent opportunities to develop and deploy products and services directly with customers and leaders requiring enterprise class quality for collaboration and network solutions providing customer oriented pre-sales needs and requirements thru delivery and expansion to scale first in class solutions."

"Would recommend Cisco to others."

"I am currently employed at Cisco Systems, as part of an international internship program that hires talent across the world. The whole experience has been great so far, however, I am looking for a full time position in the technology industry, after the end of my internship."

"It is good place to work. There is lot of scope to learn new technologies."

"It's an amazing place to work. I worked with Cisco for around 3 years and loved every bit of my work."

"Still a bellwether in the tech sector, but fortunes have waned recently as emerging economies have slowed down that had fueled much of the revenue growth in recent years as Europe and US stagnated."

"Cisco Systems Inc has extremely vast infrastructure, giving ample bandwidth to carry-out extensive set of testing your design decisions and implementations. However, on the flip side, due to extreme magnitude of infrastructure, upgrading the system with latest technologies becomes a tough challenge, with the teams more concerned to keep the environment safe and stable."