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Experiences at comScore Networks
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What do people wear to work at comScore Networks?Dress in the office is casual. Business dress when meeting with clients.
Posted @ 10:40AM, September 05, 2006
by Susan Engleson | Permalink |
What advice would you give to a new employee at comScore Networks?Be Patient - it will take some time to learn about all the unique business models that comScore has to offer. The best thing you can do when arriving, is sponge all of the information you can, and ASK QUESTIONS - everyone has had the same questions and challenges before. Before you know it, ...
Posted @ 05:03AM, August 24, 2006
by Pete Radloff | Permalink |
What's unique about working at comScore Networks?You are constantly surrounded by incredibly intelligent people, who challenge themselves and each other on a consistent basis to be better than we were yesterday. No one is just a cog.
Posted @ 05:01AM, August 24, 2006
by Pete Radloff | Permalink |
What's the interview process like at comScore Networks?We tend to move the interview process fairly quickly for candidates to respect their job search timeframes, as well as to make sure we are committing to the right candidates as quickly as possible.
Posted @ 06:00AM, August 24, 2006
by Pete Radloff | Permalink |
What are the three best things about working at comScore Networks?Flexibility in how to achieve your desired results, flexible work structure, and open communication structure - not overly- hierarchal.
Posted @ 04:53AM, August 24, 2006
by Pete Radloff | Permalink |
What are five lesser-known perks at comScore Networks?Casual dress environment, fully stocked break rooms on each floor, summer hours on Fridays from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Stock options AND happy hours in house every 3rd Thursday.
Posted @ 04:50AM, August 24, 2006
by Pete Radloff | Permalink |
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