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dte22

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    Comment #17491573

    I love cars.. so I went where the money was in order to afford my taste in cars. You win some, you lose some.. :)

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    Comment #16967521

    Wow, were you part of a consulting firm? did they find you the placements?

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    Comment #16933490

    Waze does distribute redirected traffic if there are other alternatives. I've seen it first hand on the 401 in Toronto; an accident occurred, I was routed one way to clear it and t…

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    Comment #16916059

    no offset for the triangle, not too bad

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    Comment #16888219

    I left my previous employer for a 6 month contract at ~50% increase in salary for the contracted period. If it was a 3 month contract, I would have declined.

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    Comment #16888202

    I agree.. especially if the candidate is just looking for an "upgrade". Personally I left a very stable telco job for a 6 month contract with high chance of renewal or offered FT. …

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    Comment #16422985

    If you don't mind me asking, how do you deal with the sweat? Do you shower on arrival? I would love to bike, but no showers at my current workplace :/

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    Comment #16379681

    Yep.. my Bose QC35's are amazing!

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    Comment #16060852

    wow that's awesome. In Canada, I haven't seen the rates that high for Canadian companies.. I guess I am not looking hard enough!

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    Comment #16051959

    for these rates, how long would the contract be?

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    Comment #15905574

    I agree 100%

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    Comment #15898733

    Tried this a few months back.. didn't work :(

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    Comment #15897890

    The major telco I work for (starts with a B in Canada), people in my group complained when they got a $300 raise and said they would rather not have got it.. so they cut the raises…