My journey to ComputerTalk started at Wilfrid Laurier University; I was in my 4th year of a Communications Studies degree and was still figuring out what I wanted to do after graduating. I decided to go to the Waterloo Career Fair to see what employers were there and what piqued my interest.

ComputerTalk is excited to announce that we’re scored a leader in exceeding client expectations in InfoTech Research Group’s SoftwareReviews.

Like many university students, I am not 100% sure on the career path I want to take, but doing People Function Co-op at ComputerTalk has opened the door to a vast variety of possibilities that I did not even know were possible.

It was a fast, very satisfying 11+ years leading to retirement after spending almost 30 years in a large telecom organization, with some shorter terms with hardware and software focused companies similar in size to ComputerTalk.

ComputerTalk is pleased to announce that we have been scored as a leader against NICE in the Info-Tech Research Group's SoftwareReviews. Continue reading to find out what categories we outperformed NICE in.

While studying physics in university, my original goal and path in life was to remain in academics, following through with my Master’s and finally Ph.D. I realized when nearing the end of my undergrad that another 7+ years of schooling wasn’t for me, and I was looking to get some real-world work experience under my belt. It’s hard to believe it’s been almost 10 years since I graduated and started working at ComputerTalk!

Growing up in the Philippines, back when technology was still evolving, pursuing a career was limited to a few choices: becoming a Doctor, Nurse, Lawyer, Engineer, or Teacher. Growing up, I always knew that I wanted to pursue a career in teaching.