Lexmark Research & Development Corp

[Latios]

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Kumusta karon ang LRND? Pila ang starting diri as dev or software engineer? Hahaha

[aa25]

Kinsa pwede mka refer dha sa Lexmark? any back office or non-voice account... please

[Latios]

Need feedback please.

[yolo828]

unsaon pg apply sa lexmark? mudawat ni sila og walk in?
thanks

[Latios]

Is it true that they only hire people from this or this certain school? Hahaha

[ecO | hArd^]

Kasagara San Carlos skwela den Dean's Lister

[yolo828]

Asa ila recruitment?

[Latios]

Kasagara San Carlos skwela den Dean's Lister

Mao na lagi. Tsk tsk

[Scott Bernard]

Kasagara San Carlos skwela den Dean's Lister

Yes it's true. Most senior and management level in LRDC are my classmates, schoolmates and instructor from USC-TC... God-level nani nga reality.

Mao ning a number of companies nga naa jud plus points (or minus points) if asa ka nga school / university gikan.

[Latios]

Yes it's true. Most senior and management level in LRDC are my classmates, schoolmates and instructor from USC-TC... God-level nani nga reality.

Mao ning a number of companies nga naa jud plus points (or minus points) if asa ka nga school / university gikan.

I've been aware already of that "God-level" reality even though student pa ko. My university also has its partner companies. I just wanted to confirm if mga Carolinians ra ba jud ang kasagaran dawaton sa LRND. Thanks for going straight to the point.

I guess graduating from a recognized university and having the needed skills (plus points if naay flying colors) can easily get you an entry-level job in certain companies. Or should I say, these factors increase your chances of getting the job compared sa uban. I should be safe if that's the case.

^ Refute my point, I'm open to criticisms. Help me widen my view.