Serving With Honor, Finding Pride: Embracing Authenticity at Cisco
After growing up in a military family and serving himself, see how CX Catalyst Renewal Specialist Jeremy R. found a place to call home as his true self at Cisco.
Veterans Day
Cisco Networking Academy helps veterans with career transition programs
Whether you call it Veterans Day, Remembrance Day or Armistice Day, November 11 is when we pause to give thanks to those who serve. At Cisco Networking Academy, we reflect on what we can do in return.
What Veterans Day means to Cisco’s VETS Inclusive Community
Cisco employees who are members of our VETS Inclusive Community share what Veterans Day means to them.
Finding My Place: From Marine to Cisco Cybersecurity
Travis H. shares his story of serving in the Marine Corps, becoming a Department of Defense civilian, and how his passion for Cybersecurity led him to finding his place at Cisco.
Spending Veterans Day with My Dad
Seth, a Cisco Sales Specialist, was intentional about how he spent this past Veterans Day while off from work. He spent the day with his dad, an Army veteran.
Hidden Heroes: Celebrating Veterans Day and Armistice Day 2020
Today and every day, Cisco is proud to connect with, support, and hire veterans. In celebration of Veterans Day and Armistice Day, we honor all who serve.
Military Friendly: How Cisco Serves Those who Served
Cisco is proud to be military friendly by connecting with, supporting, and hiring veterans. Find out how we're helping veterans make the most of their skills as they transition to the private sector.
Mission Moments: From the Navy to Cisco, a Story of Still Serving
In honor of Veterans Day, we’ve asked veteran Naval Officer Tina Swallow, a current Cisco leader, to share her story of service in both the Navy and in the private .
The Unique Perspective Veterans Bring to Businesses
Veterans like Stan Roberts have served our country in a myriad of ways. As a United States Marine, Stan served three tours in Iraq. He received many combat-related awards before he lost his leg and was medically retired. After 11 years with the