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From a post for a Senior Java Engineer: Life at REDACTED is not for everyone. Many apply, but few are chosen. We are a culture of competitive A Players that lo
by ataggart 15y ago
From a post for a Senior Java Engineer:
Life at REDACTED is not for everyone. Many apply, but few are chosen. We are a culture of competitive A Players that love to win. We value courageous exploration, relentlessly pursuing excellence and being personally accountable for our performance and the success of our team. As such, we work interactively to encourage goal setting and excellence in both our personal and professional lives.
For A Players who share our values, REDACTED isn’t just a job; it is a community made up of skilled teammates that you respect and clients that you love, working together to deliver win – win results for the company and our customers… all while having fun and being rewarded for performance.
- AlexC04 15y agoREDACTED = Vivonet... you're right. Truly cringeworthy. Does anyone else feel like this kind of crap is like corporate masturbation? It drives me bonkers. http://www.vivonet.com/about-us/careers/live-answer-agent http://www.vivonet.com/about-us/careers/live-answer-agent
- mavelikara 15y agoI looked up this company and on their website they have a "Staff Testimonial" video. A "Solutions Consultant", a "VP of Operations", a "Development Manager" and a "Team Lead of Professional Services" explain what they like about their work place. They all have high opinions about their colleagues - one of them even uses the "A players" phrase to describe them. I find it amusing that not a single one of those A-player engineers were shown in a video they cut, probably with outside professional help. This, mind you, is a company whose primary product is a software/hardware system. I might be too hasty in forming an opinion, but I have my doubts about the "A-players" claim.