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Where Was the Best Place to Work in the US in 2008?

Timo Elliott
Timo Elliott
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Where Was the Best Place to Work in the US in 2008?
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I forgot to post this last year — better late than never…

Click on the image below to see survey data from Computerworld’s Best Places to Work 2008 survey in an interactive Xcelsius dashboard.

(I believe that SAP doesn’t appear because it’s not a US-headquartered company.)

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