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Ruckus Networks Reviews

3.0

38% would recommend to a friend

(172 total reviews)

29% positive business outlook

Ruckus Networks has an employee rating of 3.0 out of 5 stars, based on 172 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The Ruckus Networks employee rating is 22% below average for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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172 reviews
2.0
24 Aug 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

The field team is amazing and the day to day work is fun and rewarding. 401k match is 6%. Co-Workers are great, however due to mistreatment everyone wants out and if the job market was better they’d be left with maybe 2 inside employees.

Cons

No one was given their quota until May and told if you don’t hit 80% of this by the end of the year, anything you made along the way will be owed back to company. No one understood that you were agreeing to making 80% of quota or there would be $0 paid in commission. Current mindset is those hitting 80 or more will leave by Q4. The SIP plan structure and the daily duties don’t make this achievable and hitting quota is truly the luck of the draw when it comes to what region/VAR accounts you are assigned. When I left there wasn’t one inside account manager hitting both standards to get a full payout. Benefits aren’t great. PPO plan is far too expensive (over $400/month for individual), so you end up on a high deductible plan.

1.0
11 Nov 2025

Customers and Employees - RUN AWAY!

Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

I must enter 5 words to post this, so the only pro to this company is the name RUCKUS circa 2011.

Cons

I came to work for RUCKUS because of the brand name from 2011. When I accepted the job, I quickly realized I was misled into what the organization really is. Upper leadership are so out of touch that they fired the middle management in order to shift focus from their own short comings. Bringing in people who get paid less with less experience to keep business looking "business as usual" when really they are keeping revenue high and headcount low.. Why? So they can sell the company. Firing your high performers and the management who saved face to customers is something that will linger on for years to come. Enough of the people who built you from the sales side, what happened to the product? You overworked the Product Development teams so much they either quit or got fired for speaking up from the field. When security was raised, you fired people who you never gave tools or resources too. Then, you swept the security concerns under the rug.. WHY? Because the upper leaders are getting ready for a big pay day. Who cares about the technology right?

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