Wheels, Inc. Named by IDG's Computerworld to 2011 List of Best Places to Work in IT
DES PLAINES, IL - Honorees will be included in coverage in Computerworld along with results from the 18th annual Best Places to Work in IT survey.
DES PLAINES, IL – IDG's Computerworld announces Wheels, Inc. as a 2011 Best Places to Work in IT honoree, one of 100 top organizations that challenge their IT staffs while providing great benefits and compensation. Honorees will be included in coverage in Computerworld along with results from the 18th annual Best Places to Work in IT survey.
“The ability to have access to senior leadership and understand IT’s contributions to the strategic vision for the company continue to be appreciated specifically in employee surveys,” said Steven Loos, Vice President of Information Technology and Chief Information Officer. “Technology is critical for the success of our customers and we believe that the unique culture of Wheels and the ability to work on exciting, innovative technology for our customers is essential for attracting and retaining the best talent for our business.”
"To be among the Best Places to Work in IT, it's not enough to seek out and hire the most talented IT professionals, offer them competitive pay and provide great benefits," said Scot Finnie, editor in chief of Computerworld. "Smart IT people realize that they need to get up to speed on their employer's revenue opportunities. The organizations that made this year's Best Places to Work list are creating a work environment that both trains and encourages IT personnel to pursue business-driven priorities."
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