Any one here work for CISCO?

[Raf99]

I have a bit of training dealing with cisco propriatary switches and protocols (iEGP/EGP/IGP, etc) in regards to network management and routing. I never went any further though, pretty deep stuff.

[8ball]

yeah im iin the absolutely basic part of it... i barely know command prompt

[Raf99]

yeah im iin the absolutely basic part of it... i barely know command prompt

it is a good career choice. you know there will always be a market for your future knowledge!

[8ball]

I figure Im socially an engineer and im not in bad health and since I know how to defend my self well enough that IT skills would help me score a job with the government, . Better than being cop

[8ball]

Or perhaps...

ill never forget the day i met this homo at a trucker gas stop. he so *** foo. His hair is actually gray he just dyed it like that while he was famous. and he is short like 5.4 ... smdh

[Tnwagn]

My interview for a systems developer with Cisco was, bar-none, the worst interview experience I've ever had.

I walked in and, after handshakes and introductions, they immediately began 45 minutes of question/answer in protocol theory, ending with a firm, "Thank you and good luck."

Cisco has some great people, I'm sure, but in my eyes they are the most impersonal company on the face of the Earth.

[4CYLPOWER92]

A friend of mine has been working for Cisco for several years now, and they won't give him a raise.

[sanJ_01]

i have a buddy that did cisco network training and went to san jose to do some testing and get certified

[Accrdwgnguy]

My interview for a systems developer with Cisco was, bar-none, the worst interview experience I've ever had.

I walked in and, after handshakes and introductions, they immediately began 45 minutes of question/answer in protocol theory, ending with a firm, "Thank you and good luck."

Cisco has some great people, I'm sure, but in my eyes they are the most impersonal company on the face of the Earth.

Well I'm sure you've read their curriculum, I would say thats a good primer for how their company is run. ugh. My company requires CompTIA certs so that is what I'm working on building up.

A friend of mine has been working for Cisco for several years now, and they won't give him a raise.

I'd move on to the next job. Hell I just got a 2% raise for "Meeting expectations" and they gave me a promotion and huge raise 3 months ago.