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WeDo Consulting
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average score:
- type of organization: non-profit
- size: huge (501 to 1,000 people)
- website: www.wedoconsulting.com
- development offices: unknown
Telecomunications , revenue assurance
1 rating
Rate this employer!-
ok but only because of the current head of IT
posted
by
jemptymethod
on
December 25, 2006
The current VP of Information Technology is a Java author and that can result in an awesome reference. He's really fun to work with, but apparently doesn't get to set salaries, but rather the finance department does. I was on a contract-to-perm basis with them but never really intended to convert as their proposed salary was 10% below the median for the market and 20% below the senior-level salary I'd been offered for permanent earlier in the year. When the more...