Forget engineering and join legal. It's dynamic and creative, they are busy but well compensated. Cisco has developed this competency like no other company and this tells you a lot about the direction of the company - extract and protect is the mantra nowadays. Lawyers are not better than engineers, but here at Cisco they can thrive just because that's the game nowadays.
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@163 yo i am distinguished engineer that i scammed indian VP guy for doting 64 bit nxos migration.. that Tamil guy promoted me to DE, all you know i scamed indian guy to LR... welcome to capitalism.. way to go lababnies enginners !!
looked at the code on any branch at Cisco over the past 40 years ?
holi sh-t... who are you morgridge ? cisco is desi caste system company.. you are veggie, you are promoted to SVP... you eat beef..you are just engineer ...
sorry those are taken by AI(you know, that top talent)
Obviously you haven't looked at the code on any branch at Cisco over the past 40 years, long before AI got involved.
@10h sorry those are taken by AI(you know, that top talent)
@kw For Cisco I vote for "Bug Creator" and "Bug Perpetuator."
@f8 nah, they ("lawyers") don't do thorough background checks on former employees who file wrongful dismissal suits. You can be an literal convicted felon (true story) and they will give you 1/4 million $.
@f8 engineering? Hmmm
Where are the real P.Engs? Oh yes they just use the title of "engineer" (or even "architect") for fu-k sakes vs something less risky or a role title less protected. These fraudulent terms are hopefully deemed to be used unlawfully soon.
Let the actu engineers and architects be real engineers and architects. Use different terms - designer? coordinator? developer? None of these examples are protected titles.
(Almost all actual ones do not work in tech nor for companies encouraging the fraudulent use of these terms.)
What's next, a software "doctors" ?
sure, go back in time and get a law degree instead of engineering or computer science. Those roles, personalities, and degree plans are so similar, just do a little switch-a-roo.