Coderific

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development process

clear requirements 2.0
design and planning 1.0
quality assurance 2.0
automated testing 1.0
peer review 1.0
development environment 1.0
development hardware 2.0
physical workspace 2.0
infrastructure and support 1.0
issue tracking 1.0
source control 1.0
product quality 3.0

culture

cultivation of creativity 2.0
mitigation of risk 3.0
reasonable workload 3.0
prevention of crunch time 2.0
hitting deadlines 1.0
taking responsibility 1.0
development autonomy 1.0
keeping ego in check 2.0

compensation

salary 2.0
health coverage 2.0
paid time off 1.0
snacks 3.0
other perks 1.0

organization

advancement opportunities 1.0
employee retention 1.0
hiring process 2.0
quality of development management 4.0
quality of upper management 1.0
quality of developers 1.0
team-to-team communication 1.0
internal team communication 4.0
management-developer communication 3.0

general

location 2.0
nearby food 3.0
business model 2.0
cool technology 1.0
vision and strategy 1.0
warm fuzzy feeling 1.0
overall 2.0

preferences

casual dress code 3.0
use of Free Software 2.0
development of Free Software 1.0
use of GNU/Linux 1.0
use of Mac OS 2.0
use of Solaris 1.0
use of Windows 2.0
use of BSD 1.0
use of Python unrated
use of Perl unrated
use of Ruby unrated
use of Lisp unrated
use of Java unrated
use of C# 2.0
use of Objective-C unrated
use of C 2.0
use of C++ 3.0
use of PHP unrated
use of ASP unrated
use of legacy languages unrated
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PLX Technology

Stolen from the corporate web site: PLX has been developing I/O interconnect devices since 1994 and is a public company on Nasdaq traded as stock symbol PLXT. Originally focused on PCI-based products, it was a natural progression for PLX to develop products based on PCI Express (PCIe). Most of our customers can either migrate their legacy systems to PCI Express, or today obtain a high-performance PCIe solution for their latest, leading-edge system designs. PLX entered the consumer and small office storage market with the 2009 acquisition of Oxford Semiconductor. Our corporate office is located in Sunnyvale, CA USA with additional technical offices in China, Taiwan, Japan, Korea, Singapore and the United Kingdom.

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  • 2.0 I had such high hopes posted by OldMaster on May 15, 2009

    We got a new CEO, who has given us lots of window dressing and "feel good" messages. However, after all the ado about "corporate values" all we have are some expensive posters that haven't changed a thing.

    Benefits: very mediocre health plan, stock options that you have to leave to take advantage of, (really!) no more 401K matching. Underwhelming salarys, but you can eat all the leftovers whenever the Sales People have a meeting.
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