Extreme Networks Reviews
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Company Rating Based on 3 ratings “Neutral” |
CEO Approval Based on 3 ratings Mark CanepaPresident, CEO, and Director 33% |
Reviews are posted anonymously by employees (updated Jan 19, 2010)
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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.
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
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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