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Experiences at Keane
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How would you describe what you did at Keane?Full Recruiting for Eastern PA, Southern NJ and Delaware. Helped grow the region from $4.5 Million to $13.5 Million in 2 years.
Posted @ 07:54AM, October 11, 2007
by Michael Reece | Permalink |
What are the most challenging aspects of your job at Keane?Seeking information but with resolution as the outcome.
Posted @ 08:43PM, July 02, 2007
by George Baker | Permalink |
How would you describe what you did at Keane?Experienced Quality Assurance work: User Acceptance Testing,Regression testing ,backend SQL testing front end GUI testing, defect tracking,test scripting base on business specs, tec.
Posted @ 08:41PM, July 02, 2007
by George Baker | Permalink |
What's the secret to getting hired at Keane?Listen intently and respond,demonstrating how I can best fit the employer's needs.
Posted @ 08:38PM, July 02, 2007
by George Baker | Permalink |
How would you describe what you did at Keane?While I was working with Keane Inc, I supported Windows 95, Internet Explorer, All of Microsoft's Peripherals, Drivespace and Peer-to-Peer Networking over the phone. This required strong ability to translate very complex technical procedures and problems to people ranging from laymen to ...
Posted @ 03:49AM, June 08, 2007
by Zackery Turnbull | Permalink |
How would you describe what you did at Keane?Role
Posted @ 11:58PM, May 22, 2007
by Anil Srivastava | Permalink |
What's the secret to getting hired at Keane?Demonstrated leadership and a can-do attitude
Posted @ 10:28AM, May 18, 2007
by Kathleen Brandon-Ward | Permalink |
How would you describe what you did at Keane?Data Center Migration;
Posted @ 10:27AM, May 18, 2007
by Kathleen Brandon-Ward | Permalink |
What are the three best things about working at Keane?strong client base; corporate partnerships with affiliate organizations.
Posted @ 10:52AM, February 18, 2007
by Mel Aclaro | Permalink |
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