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QS/1
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- type of organization: private
- size: huge (501 to 1,000 people)
- website: www.qs1.com
- development offices:
QS/1 designs pharmacy and governmental applications. They are also home to the claims processor Powerline which provides real time data transmission between pharmacies and insurance companies. QS/1 is a child corporation of the J M Smith Corporation and is built around using innovation in everything it does.
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Great people, outdated environment
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December 22, 2010
PROS :
CONS : The backbone of QS/1 relies on using outdated software similar to assembler code. This is then wrapped in a bad layer of VB6 and more...
QS/1 is great for a single person who wants to get a quick job with great benefits and lower end salary. The stress is minimal as the average work completed per day by it's current members is very low. QS/1 also promotes a sense of unity and gives a decent vacation schedule with major holidays off as well.
