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rating for Red Hat, Inc.

4.0 The best job for open source enthusiast posted on November 27, 2006

It was always my dream to work at company which would be using as much open source software as possible. However to work at company which even works on making open source software better is clearly even superior for me. And what I like best at Red Hat is that the culture of free and open source software is truly in the roots of this company.

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    development process

    clear requirements 3.0
    design and planning 3.0
    quality assurance 4.0
    automated testing 4.0
    peer review 3.0
    development environment 3.0
    development hardware 3.0
    physical workspace 3.0
    infrastructure and support 2.0
    issue tracking 4.0
    source control 4.0
    product quality 4.0

    culture

    cultivation of creativity 4.0
    mitigation of risk 4.0
    reasonable workload 4.0
    prevention of crunch time 2.0
    hitting deadlines 3.0
    taking responsibility 3.0
    development autonomy 4.0
    keeping ego in check 2.0

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    hiring process 3.0
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    quality of upper management 4.0
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    team-to-team communication 3.0
    internal team communication 4.0
    management-developer communication 3.0

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    use of Free Software 4.0
    development of Free Software 4.0
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