Cisco Pride
Lead from the front. Building a successful – and happy team
Leading a team is as challenging as it is rewarding. The best teams are not the ones that keep their noses to the grindstone, but the ones who master the perfect balance between work and deeper connection. It’s down to the leaders to ensure that is possible. I spoke to James Reid, VP, Cisco CX EMEA UKI, to find out how.
Allyship Is Action, Not a Word
When Varsha's child came out, she knew it was time for action. With the support of other Cisco Pride parents and the Pride Inclusive Community, she's working to create a safe and inclusive future for all.
The Journey of Bringing my Authentic Self to Work
Global Financial Operations Manager Brielle M. initially hesitated to be her true self with coworkers, but those days are over. Here's how she got there.
When Giving Back, Gives Back to You
Daniel S. is an AppDynamics Marketing Director, volunteering with The Trevor Project as a meaningful way to give back to his LGBTQ+ community but finds that Time2Give gives back to him, too.
Allyship, Friendship and K-pop – 3 Things I Didn’t Expect from Working at Cisco
Brian, an Executive Assistant and Bay Area Co-Lead of Pride, shares 3 things he didn't expect from working at Cisco.
Bringing My Full Self to Work
Consulting Engineer for our Technical Assistance Center in Mexico, Jesus H. helps us to kick off Pride Month and share how he learned to 'be you, with us.'
Why Adding My Pronouns Matters
Systems Engineer Mimi shares why including her pronouns - from work directory to social pages - matters.
Becoming My True Self at Cisco
Willow shares the story of how she transitioned at Cisco, and how her 'coming out' was really more like just 'showing up' at work.
Health, Wellness, and Pride – Cisco Has My Back
Bob shares how, due to Cisco's benefits, he was able to receive two life-changing surgeries and how Cisco, and his team, were there when he needed them.