Same shit different day- I feel bad for their employees, working their ass off, the stock price goes up and they want to keep their investors happy. Bay Area's Cisco reveals $10.3B yearly profit, thousands of layoffs (sfgate.com) Meanwhile, in order to keep said profits, Cisco support and engineering continues to tank in talent. Answer from This_Bitch_Overhere on reddit.com
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reddit.com › r/cscareerquestions › exclusive: cisco to lay off thousands more in second job cut this year
r/cscareerquestions on Reddit: Exclusive: Cisco to lay off thousands more in second job cut this year
April 1, 2024 -

Aug 9 (Reuters) - Cisco (CSCO.O) will cut thousands of jobs in a second round of layoffs this year as the U.S. networking equipment maker shifts focus to higher-growth areas, including cybersecurity and AI, people familiar with the matter said.

The number of people affected could be similar to or slightly higher than the 4,000 employees Cisco laid off in February, and will likely be announced as early as Wednesday with the company's fourth-quarter results, said the sources, who were not authorized to speak publicly.

Reuters exclusively reported the job cut that San Jose, California-based Cisco announced in February, prior to the company announcing it.

The company employed around 84,900 people as of July 2023, according to its annual filing. That number does not account for the February layoffs.

Cisco did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

https://www.reuters.com/technology/cisco-lay-off-thousands-more-second-job-cut-this-year-sources-say-2024-08-09/

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reddit.com › r/layoffs › cisco is cutting over 4,000 jobs for the second time this year
r/Layoffs on Reddit: Cisco is cutting over 4,000 jobs for the second time this year
April 15, 2024 - I cant find another source but a quick google search shows cisco headcount as of June 2024 to be 98,000. It was 85k in 2023 and 83k in 2022. I think they were talent hoarding and are now just reverting back to efficient numbers.
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reddit.com › r/technology › cisco is cutting over 4,000 jobs for the second time this year | total tech industry layoffs in 2024 so far have reached 130,482
r/technology on Reddit: Cisco is cutting over 4,000 jobs for the second time this year | Total tech industry layoffs in 2024 so far have reached 130,482
April 11, 2024 - ... The number of layoffs is high and concerning but unfortunately it’s not inconceivable that there may be more to come. It’s interesting the article headline is “over 4000 jobs” where 4000 is used as the floor from the job cuts earlier ...
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reddit.com › r/layoffs › cisco layoff
r/Layoffs on Reddit: Cisco layoff
September 16, 2024 -

Just got layoff by Cisco, my manager doesn’t know which HR is going to take care of my case, and doesn’t know what the package is. Is it true? It’s funny that another team member is survived even he can’t speak proper English….just because he likes to kiss the mgr’s ass lol. Somehow I understand as mgr always likes to have someone that they can control regardless of the performance.

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reddit.com › r/networking › cisco layoffs?
r/networking on Reddit: Cisco Layoffs?
March 9, 2024 -

https://apnews.com/article/cisco-job-cuts-technology-layoffs-78ad036870555f53fe03739cf1ae76f9

Seeing news about possible Cisco layoffs. Just wondering how folks are doing. Tech job market is out there. Keep on learning, keep on growing and stay strong everyone.

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reddit.com › r/layoffs › this is a blog about cisco layoffs
r/Layoffs on Reddit: This is a blog about Cisco layoffs
April 12, 2024 - I believe that the heart of the matter, without a bunch of words, is that the trend, and subsequent preemptive layoffs, is entirely avoidable if the company were to feed itself (employee betterment, R&D, infrastructure, etc) instead of only the shareholders. Cisco has spent $60,120,000,000.00 in stock buybacks over the last 26 quarters.
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reddit.com › r/technology › cisco employees face a month of silence ahead of second layoff in 2024
r/technology on Reddit: Cisco employees face a month of silence ahead of second layoff in 2024
April 20, 2024 - Waiting this long to learn if you're out of a job is far from ideal ffs. ... They are doing this at my job right now. We found out at the start of august that we will be doing a “reduction in force” layoff in September.
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reddit.com › r/bayarea › cisco to lay off hundreds of bay area employees in second round of cuts this year
r/bayarea on Reddit: Cisco to lay off hundreds of Bay Area employees in second round of cuts this year
May 12, 2024 - I talked to my former teammates and it’s been an awful week for them. Rumor has it more layoffs will occur in Feb 2025. ... I don’t have the numbers but I’m sure it’s at least several thousand. Cisco has offices worldwide and they made cuts to every single one
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reddit.com › r/layoffs › another cisco layoff
Another Cisco layoff : r/Layoffs
September 5, 2023 - With the current ELT and CEO, Cisco became a sinking ship. Regular layoffs gives some directors and VPs the possibility to get ridd off unwanted folks. I saw so many cases were nap-takers (but brown nosers) have been saved from the axe while in the same team high motivated and performes have been let go just because they flagged an issue.
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reddit.com › r/technology › cisco announces mass layoffs just after soaring revenue report
r/technology on Reddit: Cisco announces mass layoffs just after soaring revenue report
August 21, 2025 - Maybe I'm reading the article incorrectly, but it seems this is an announcement about terminating 221 employees. While it is certainly bad news for those people on an individual level, I wouldn't call this a "mass layoff".
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reddit.com › r/bayarea › cisco layoffs: tech giant to lay off over 4,000, according to reports
r/bayarea on Reddit: Cisco layoffs: Tech giant to lay off over 4,000, according to reports
December 30, 2020 - It’s easy to find someone that has been laid off by Cisco at least once in their careers. ... The layoffs, which will see approximately 4,100 jobs cut, represent a downsizing of about 5% of the company’s workforce, which is estimated to ...