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Company Rating   Based on 3 ratings

“Neutral”

2.7

CEO Approval   Based on 3 ratings

Mark Canepa

President, CEO, and Director

33% Approve

Reviews are posted anonymously by employees (updated Jan 19, 2010)

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Jan 19, 2010

4.0

Extreme Networks Senior Data Warehouse Engineer in Santa Clarita, CA:   (Current Employee)

Pros

Fast paced and dynamic environment. Very hands on environment. Relatively stable company. Opportunities of taking up resposibilities that may not be as readily available in larger organizations

Cons

Not a very structured environment, small teams. Limited career growth opportunities. Specs changed on the fly for many project deliverables. Company is not growing much in a market dominated by large competitors.

Advice to Senior Management

Strategic focus top management has changed multiple times leading to a lack of focus. Management has been short sighted relying on assumptions rather than on actual data even when its available.


Feb 11, 2009

3.0

Extreme Networks Technical Marketing Engineer in Santa Clara, CA:   (Current Employee)

Pros

It is not too big that you are just a number; the lines can be very short. At the same time not so small a company that no resources (people, budget, knowledge) is not available

Cons

pay is not that great. The annual performance review is a joke. The amount that is available is fixed, and the best performers just get a little bit more. There is little encouragement to exceed expectations.

Advice to Senior Management

little more transparency, more coaching could be done of individual contributors


Aug 28, 2008

1.0

Extreme Networks Sales Representative in Santa Clara, CA:   (Past Employee - 2006)

Pros

It is a job. Compete against Cisco so maybe you can join them when you have enough experience under your belt

Cons

Extreme Networks is a small company and Cisco smokes them. They do not have an end to end solution and rely on partnerships with companies like Avaya. Avaya is not exactly a Tier 1 player

Advice to Senior Management

Be happy anyone would want to work there for more than a year. Pay people and give them a career path. Develop better partnerships and adopt a Dell model, where you can actually resell and make money selling best of breed solutions.

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Web
www.extremenetworks.com
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Size
500 to 999 Employees, $361M+ Revenue
HQ
Santa Clara, CA
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