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4.0 I never thought I could enjoy my job posted on November 28, 2006

and some of my first jobs maked me sure about this opinion. That changed after I started here. Things are discussed, not coming from the top with simple 'coz I've said that'. Managers are skilled engineers, not arrogant MBAs. I work in a company where I can come with my idea anytime and if it's good, everyone says 'that's great!' Everything is transparent.
I simply like this job.

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