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- A day at work: I had daily meeting with the team. I wrote test cases and tested the software based on the user requirements. 
- I learned how to work with people through communication. We discussed and tried to find a solution together.
- I had a great manager who was always there to help, solve conflicts between team members. 
- Everyone is different. Same at work. There are nice coworkers that we can totally bond with, there are some that you find it hard to get along.
- The hardest part about the job is when there's conflicts among team members. We can solve anything as long as we are together. Luckily, my manager was very clever. He handled conflicts and solved them very well. It helped the team work effectively together.
- There is a small refrigerator at our office that we can eat at work. Free drinks too: coffee, milk and tea. I really love it.

Overall, this was a great environment to work in, my manager was nice, I made some friends at work.

Typical day at work requires desktop hardware/software/telecom support to 300+ financial Traders in a fast paced environment.  I have learned a great deal not only in the technology field but also in the customer service and dealing with a stressful environment. Management is a great part of the company. My direct manager is someone I will always respect and admire for his work ethic and his dedication.  Co-workers are amazing. Great team and great communication. Hardest part of the job is dealing with the different personalities and learning to adapt to the fast nature of the business. Most enjoyable part of the job is know that your users and clients can trust you to get the job done.

Work was fine but I don't think the company cared about it's employees. I saw many teams, including my own, get outsourced and people who worked for the company 25+ years let go. I understand it's business and cost effective but I don't think it's right. We received no communication when our manager was let go, and were kept in the dark pretty much of our termination until the last few days. Aside from that, I enjoyed my job mostly but felt no support from upper management.

Good Contracting Firm, recruiters help you get a job and you're contracting for a different workplace. Recruiters typically work with you for a little bit, but they don't really keep up or check in with you. I would say it's pretty typical for contractors to feel if it's just another job for a check. Can't really explain the work environment since i'm always at a different worksite for a different company, but overall the experience wasn't bad.

Used to be a great company until the pandemic hit last year and majority of people were laid off. Pros: great, and maybe the best commission structure in the industry but pay is average. Not very micromanaged but metrics have definitely come Into play recently and high pressure environment to make deals. 

This company lacks leadership. They do not create an inclusive work environment. There is no structure, it appears that you learn the company rules and core values as you go along. The compensation is poor, meaning the workload exceeds the compensation.

Working remote fully is great. We just started the PTO option, you would get a payrate reduction if accepting it. Don't get paid for holidays but, COVID pay. The Health benefits aren't anything to brag about either. 

I enjoyed my time at Harvey Nash. They are a quality organization that pays their staff well, and regularly offer contests to incent producers to go further. These contests are USA wide, and very good spirited. There are quarterly calls wherein all top achievers are recognized.

They push for lowest rate. Very poor benefits. Health Insurance offering is terrible. No real support. No help finding your next project.
Submit a timesheet so they can bill--that's all they want.

enjoyed my association with this company was placed twice and impressed with their chain of agents who personally get involved. Mae a great advancement in my career and met new and interesting people.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Desktop support technician 3 salaries reported	$21.07 per hour
Logistics analyst 15 salaries reported	$26.67 per hour
Manufacturing engineer 13 salaries reported	$39.87 per hour
Buyer 16 salaries reported	$27.84 per hour
Mechanical engineer 15 salaries reported	$40.69 per hour

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