Cisco Employees by the Numbers
Cisco is a multigenerational, multicultural community that extends around the world. There are many ways of looking at Cisco’s employees. Below are some statistical insights.
Cisco’s workforce has a wide variety of skill sets, but it can be divided broadly into engineering, sales, and other business functions.
Workforce by Job Function
![Pie chart illustrating workforce by job function. 30 percent Engineering, 27 percent Sales and 43 percent Business Support Functions.](../../images/Employees_PieChart_Workforce.jpg)
Cisco has one of the lowest rates of voluntary employee attrition in the IT industry. The table below shows our attrition rate for the last five years.
During the economic downturn and subsequent slowdown in hiring, we have added new employees selectively to support the investments we are making in market adjacencies. Cisco programs such as Hiring and Interview Training help us apply inclusion and diversity principles when selecting external job candidates. When filling positions from within the company, our Talent Connection program helps us align our internal talent with Cisco’s top priorities.
Inclusion and diversity are an integral part of Cisco’s corporate culture and constitute one of our primary strengths. The following tables characterize the employees we have hired over the past four years in terms of gender and ethnicity.
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