Building Connectivity and Community as a Black Leader in Tech
As Louis Ceaser IV celebrates 10 years at Cisco, he shares what lights him up in advocating for customers and in contributing to his community.
Career growth
Boomerang Strategy: Taking A Step Back to Propel Forward
Compliance Manager Tiara R. stepped away from Cisco for a new opportunity to reevaluate her career and personal goals, only to realize this was where she needed to be.
My Unlikely Cisco Tech Career Started with a Detour
Asian Studies graduate Robert Y. never expected to have a tech career. But, he fell in love with networking, carved a path to leadership in systems engineering, and is building community through Cisco's Connected Asian Affinity Network.
4 Things I Learned During My First Year at Cisco, in No Particular Order
User Experience Researcher Sandra L. made a career pivot to Cisco and celebrated her first anniversary by sharing her biggest learnings from the past year.
Thriving as a Writer: Reflections on a Non-technical Job in Tech
Discover how to maximize creativity, connection and growth in a non-technical tech job from a writer celebrating her first year working at Cisco.
Cisco Is #1 on Fortune’s 100 Best Companies to Work For® In the U.S. List — Again!
Cisco is #1 on Fortune’s 100 Best Companies to Work For® in the U.S. list for the third year in a row! Hear why Cisconians say this is a great place to work.
Shaping Futures by Giving Back Through STEM Mentorship
Engineering Project Manager Revathi S. has found ways to combine mentorship and giving back through her leadership roles. Take a look into her rewarding Cisco career.
Cisco Is My Constant in a Lifetime of Growth and Change
Over a decade, Systems Engineering Leader Pujita P. grew and changed professionally and personally, but one thing in her life remained constant: Cisco.
Learning as a Lifestyle
Learning taught her its most valuable lesson when she least expected it. Akhila shares how she broke down knowledge barriers and transformed her tech career beyond what she thought possible—and how you can, too.