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Best Places to Work in IT 2014: The 3 best

  Best Places by the numbers: What IT employees want, what employers offer | The No. 1 large place to work in IT: Quicken Loans

 
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Best Places to Work in IT 2014: The 3 best
  What makes a company No. 1 in the eyes of its employees? We take a look at Quicken Loans, LinkedIn and Noah Consulting to find their secrets to success. Read More
 


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Best Places by the numbers: What IT employees want, what employers offer
Explore what matters most to IT workers, and find out which of the top 100 organizations deliver, with bountiful benefits, top-notch training and more. Read More
 

The No. 1 large place to work in IT: Quicken Loans
At Quicken Loans, a new in-house training program and strong corporate values help IT employees thrive in an atmosphere of accelerated growth. Read More
 


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10 Mistakes to Avoid When Launching Your DG Program
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The No. 1 midsize place to work in IT: LinkedIn
At LinkedIn, career growth is on a fast track for IT pros with superior customer-service skills -- with free lunches and theme parties to keep things hopping. Read More
 

The No. 1 small place to work in IT: Noah Consulting
  Every employee matters at this virtual consultancy, which taps the best of technology and leadership to create a vibrant, nurturing environment. Read More
 

 

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