Security Engineering Technical Leader Alice S. shares her experience representing her Native culture while supporting IỊisaġvik College and the Iñupiaq Alaska Native Tribe in the Arctic.
Communications Specialist Intern Richie B. wasn't sure what to expect from a Cisco internship. See how he found a culture where he could succeed as his true self.
In May, we celebrate the history and culture of the Asian American Pacific Islander, Jewish, and Haitian communities, but we also can focus on heritage overall. At Cisco, we are committed to ensuring a welcoming and inclusive work environment for all.
Learn how women in cybersecurity highlight one another's value and empower each other to bridge opportunities from today to tomorrow.
I have not always ‘felt’ like a cybersecurity professional. It took exposure and a diverse community to begin to feel like I belonged here.
Learn how to start making your code and documentation more inclusive, using Cisco's tools on GitHub.
Mollie P. started at Cisco as a marketing intern, and now sees that what Cisco prioritizes best is helping her to grow in other areas including sustainability and social impact.
I’ve always thought I had a strong support network, until I saw what that looked like for others. I wondered how my peers were able to navigate these corporate streets, arriving on time and unscathed. They were climbing the proverbial ladder and progressing in ways I wasn’t; even the ones I outperformed - by far. I learned it was because they had active sponsorship.
Last week was Cisco’s fiscal year earnings announcement, so now seems like a great time to take a look at some of my learnings from my tenure as co-lead of Women of Cisco Americas board.
