Aside from its poor performance it seems like anyone half decent is looking to leave ASAP or has done so already. When I speak to people in that op, it sounds completely toxic at the moment.
I have to say though I'm pleased that the person responsible for running the op is finally tied to its helm and will be held responsible this time for his failures. Unlike the time he ruined the UK SP business and jumped before it fell apart.
Can't blame the Brits who want to escape. Watching the Cisco Indian management on the top replaces Ensoft with the Indian cheap labors by sacrificing the product quality, you would understand why the Brits don't want to be associated with Cisco anymore. It is a lose-lose situation.
Hanging on in quiet desperation is the English way
The time is gone, the song is over,
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I'm starting to wonder if this site is just a couple of miserable has-beens in the UK org sniping at Cisco because they have nothing better to do.
It's not perfect and probably doomed in the long run (with layoffs on the horizon), but get over it! It's not North Korea - or worse - HP.