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Maritz Research
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- type of organization: private
- size: gargantuan (1,001 to 10,000 people)
- website: maritzresearch.com
- development offices: unknown
This company is based in St. Louis Mo. and has a large office in Maumee, Ohio a suburb of Toledo. The company specializes in consumer research, specifically for the auto industry. They are the number one processor of direct-mail surveys to new car owners.
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It ain't all bad
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June 06, 2008
There are a number of offices around the country, some are more comfortable than the others. I prefer the satellite offices to the headquarters location. The vast majority of employees are great to work with, but there are some real stinkers.
We might be using SQL Server 2000, but I could wear jeans every day in the office if I really wanted to. The change to "newer" technologies is a little slow, but I could actually wear shorts in the office if more... -
If you need the work, Maritz will do
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Encoder
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October 21, 2006
This company employs a lot of software developers, somwhere between 50-100. Most are attached to a specific production team but some are selected to work on a "Core" team of C# developers that build tools used by the rest of the development staff.
All in all, the work for a "team developer" is pretty boring. Nearly all of your time will be spent building and maintaining complex workbooks using VBA. The rest will be spent writing and more...