From July to November last year, he was on the road, visiting server sites in the U.S. and abroad. And you know it can happen for everyone. I didn't have that same feeling at other companies. But while the CA culture is doting, it is also driven. In the headquarters' GIS department, people are not standing around conversing late in the afternoon.
Desks are notably absent of toys or personal items, aside from a photograph or two.
This industry is aggressive, and CA is more aggressive. The people are smart, and they know what they want and how they want it done. Goff is a freelance writer based in New York. N.Y. He signed on as an MVS systems programmer in the IS department, then became a developer on a then-flagship product, CA's VTAM Multisession Manager, nicknamed Vman. But he didn't stay put in Jericho for long.