Diversity at Cisco Australia

Many programs available for teams including Women in I.T, Connected Disability Awareness Network etc. Large program on culture and diversity at Cisco - Cisco hires employees from a range of backgrounds.

I was given many opportunities just the same as many other male engineers.

High-level of diversity WRT gender, ethnicity. LGBT ratios are equivalent to demographic distribution. No issues with recruitment, retention, promotion, child care, maternity leave, etc.

There is certainly a big focus on women and early in careers - which is perfect and promising for me!

Diversity and minority recruitment at an integral part of the recruitment policies.

Cisco has a policy to improve their hiring rates with respect to women and there is lots of respect no matter which nationality/ethnicity you are. It's a slow but sure process and while Cisco continues this I'm a strong believer of hiring based on ability for the job rather than a checklist. In saying this the Cisco graduates HR team are working on better ways to encourage women in IT at earlier and support programs like the Lucy Mentoring program to educate women in uni over several months to have female mentors within Cisco as well as to shadow and observe other women/men in the industry to get a hands on feel of our roles and what it is like to work for Cisco.

Very diverse culture with many people from many backgrounds.

Cisco have programs to help attract talent everything from fully paid internships to our Cisco Networking Academy that helps to train students in Networking and to get certifications in our technologies which makes them a fantastic applicant not only for Cisco but also our partners who seek out Cisco certified engineers.

they run different programs and campaign to support.

Roles are advertised in a range of ways including Cisco website etc. Cisco also attends several conferences and fairs to promote the company incl. university fairs. The Cisco networking academy is also available to anyone incl. TAFE and university students.

Cisco is an open and equal opportunity employer.

Question is unclear. Does not define the nature of the privilege. My organization projects itself as a diverse and socially-responsible place of work.

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