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Previously on "Credit Suisse Canary Wharf"

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  • sunflower
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    It depends which area you are working in. eg Microsoft or java. CS have made their own frameworks up based on open source technologies but forking off from them. This is what they did in the past. I cannot vouch for the current situtuation. Be wary if you have to work with JAP.

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  • Dallas
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    Originally posted by wonderboy View Post
    Thanks for the responses. I am particularly interested in the development side of things.
    They need a shake up - the areas I was in havent changed in-terms of people I am still in contact with.

    Low calibre, non-dynamic, lots of 'lifer-contractors' hired by internal mates, the off-shore teams far removed from FO expectations. Its the kind of place you have to leave to get a promotion, lots of AVP and VPs leave for a year and come back VP & Dir.

    I was there 3 years as a perm moving twice internally in IT project teams about 8 years ago. Low expectations = always happy

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  • JoJoGabor
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    I've heard nothing but negative reports from Credit Suisse from contractors in the Dev teams, Risk teams and infrastructure teams. So much that people have said they never want to contract or work in a bank again. (They soon change their minds)

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  • wonderboy
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    Thanks for the responses. I am particularly interested in the development side of things.
    Last edited by wonderboy; 21 December 2013, 16:00.

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  • Dallas
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    Originally posted by Boney M View Post
    Yes worked there, absolutely fine and enjoyed it, got a mate working there as a SDM as well and loves it.

    If you ever want an idea of what a place is like to work always check out glassdoor Companies & Reviews | Glassdoor.co.uk
    Like any bank it depends what area you would be in.

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  • Boney M
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    Yes worked there, absolutely fine and enjoyed it, got a mate working there as a SDM as well and loves it.

    If you ever want an idea of what a place is like to work always check out glassdoor Companies & Reviews | Glassdoor.co.uk

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  • wonderboy
    started a topic Credit Suisse Canary Wharf

    Credit Suisse Canary Wharf

    Anyone worked there? If so what is it like?
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