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> in anticipation of RIM's collapse. Is this really a stated reason? I would have thought it was to get Waterloo grads. Waterloo is literally one of the top
by chollida1 15y ago
> in anticipation of RIM's collapse.
Is this really a stated reason? I would have thought it was to get Waterloo grads. Waterloo is literally one of the top CS and engineering schools in the world.
- wavephorm 15y agoThat's speculation on my part and others, a reporter normally would not publish something like that.
- chollida1 15y agoAh, ok, then I strongly suspect the main reason is the University of Waterloo and Facebook's decision has very little to do with RIM.
- a3camero 15y agoI'm a Waterloo graduate. A Microsoft recruiter told me of any school they hire the most from Waterloo. There were endless tech company visits when I was there. RIM isn't the only company in Waterloo either: Sandvine, Sybase, etc.