thanks for the sentiment.
one thing Juniper avoids is over-hiring. while painful when the workloads are high, it means there is not as much dead weight when outlook isn't great (not saying that is the case).
the googs and metas and Salesforce etc never faced bad times and hired brainlessly... so now they are finally losing their sense of invincibility (remember networking companies in early 2000?) and losing their big layoff virginity. Cisco does its re--rded yearly pruning to hire cheaper employees and now.. look, the results are in yet again.
when you overhire, people are disposable. I feel for the people of course. and Juniper prunes here and there, but it doesn't fall for the over hiring and overfiring cycles that are toxic Cisco core business strategies and hopefully the Googs and metas etc never make it their culture after this lesson.