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Dave Wittwer

President and CEO

1 out of 2 TDS Telecom Reviews

May 04, 2009
“ TDS Telecom is slow-moving but stable. ”
Senior Software Developer in Madison, WI
Promotions at TDS tend to be arbitrary and at times inexplicable. I've seen a coworker with little relevant experience and relatively weak skills repeatedly promoted seemingly for having been in the ...
December 18, 2008
“ You could have a worse job in life. ”
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