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3.6

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Logan Wray

General Manager

20% "Approve"

1 out of 5 NetIQ Reviews

June 15, 2009
“ Offshore, offshore, offshore. Then offshore some more. ”
Senior Quality Engineer
Benefits sagged over the last few years. Upper management cares more about the bottom line than their employees. Offshoring is more than just a trend with them - it's a mainstay. Beware.
February 24, 2009
“ Great people, but slow moving in tough times ”
Anonymous in Houston, TX
February 04, 2009
“ Employee's ignored ”
Manager in Houston, TX
January 14, 2009
“ NetIQ in trouble. ”
Senior Software Engineer in Chicago, IL
June 11, 2008
“ NetIQ is a great place to work, but not perfect. ”
Anonymous in Houston, TX

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