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CEO Approval

Patrick C.S. Lo

Chairman and CEO

1 out of 2 NETGEAR Reviews

August 19, 2009
“ Probably one of the worst places to work in Silicon Valley ”
Anonymous in San Jose, CA
This company starts and ends with its CEO Patrick Lo who has some good qualities, but overall this "little" man is not up to the job, and he has not been able to have a strong team around him to balan
June 16, 2009
“ Lean and mean operation, losing it's edge ”
Anonymous in San Jose, CA

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