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Dennis Menard: A Look Back at My Career at ComputerTalk

by Dennis Menard | Published On April 25, 2025

Reflecting on my time at ComputerTalk, I'm proud to have been part of a team that turned bold ideas into real innovation. What kept me here for so long wasn't just the technology, it was the opportunity to solve meaningful problems and work alongside incredible people.

A developer’s beginning 

When I first discovered ComputerTalk in 1988, I was immediately drawn to its innovative approach to technology and its focus on developing IVR systems. At that time, ComputerTalk was a small startup, which meant that every team member played a crucial role in shaping its future.  

With a passion for problem-solving and a desire to work with cutting-edge solutions, I knew ComputerTalk was the right place for me. The company’s dynamic environment and emphasis on collaboration made the decision to join ComputerTalk an easy one. 

Meaningful work and lasting connections  

I joined ComputerTalk as a developer, eager to contribute to the development of the solution and become part of a team. As a developer in a growing company, I had the unique opportunity to work on projects that pushed the boundaries of what was possible with IVR and call center technology.  

Over the years, I found that it wasn’t just the technology that kept me at ComputerTalk – it was the people. The supportive environment, the shared commitment to innovation, and the chance to grow professionally all played a significant role in my long tenure. I thrived in an environment where new challenges arose daily, pushing me to learn and refine my skills continuously.  

Beyond the work itself, the culture at ComputerTalk made it a place I was proud to be a part of.  

Looking back: A legacy of innovation and growth 

As I reflect on my time at ComputerTalk, I feel grateful for the experiences, the friendships, and the professional growth I achieved. I am extremely proud of how much the company has grown over the years, both in size and its impact on the contact center industry.  

For those considering a career at ComputerTalk, my advice is simple: embrace the challenges, dive into the opportunities, and enjoy being part of a team that’s making a difference. 





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