Letting our garden grow If you walk around our office right now, chances are anywhere you look there is something growing. Tomato plants, beans, lettuce, onions, peppers are hogging window space in every available office, hallway or meeting room. The reason for this is we're in the middle of the 2nd annual Great
Erin Atchison pitches her winning company, Barn Raiser ...the community. Okay, there was an actual winning team, but on the whole the objective of the entire Waterloo Startup Weekend exercise was to develop businesses around improving life in local communities - and it looks like "mission accomplished." Starting last Friday night, 70 young
At Fibernetics we are always trying to improve our corporate culture. Besides making the work environment more pleasant, it's also good business. Happy employees make for better workers who, in turn, provide better service for our customers. We have dozens of programs both large and small that are designed to make everyone's working experience better
Canadian HR Reporter, the national journal of human resources management interviewed Roy Graydon, president and CFO, Fibernetics, NEWT & Worldline on his strategy on balancing employee compensation, benefits and engaging his workforce. How important are compensation and benefits when it comes to employee satisfaction? Having an employee ask for too high a raise can be
How's your heart today? How about your car's fuel efficiency? Are the eggs you're planning to have for breakfast on the verge of turning nasty? Soon, very soon, all that information will be instantly available... for better or for worse. Fibernetics is in the data delivery business. Through NEWT and Worldline, we're providing Canadians across
A recent study on "Lake Fibernetics", the pond beside our head office, by Peter Loeppky.
Cambridge is a fantastic place to live. Divided neatly in two by the mighty Grand River, it has beautiful neighborhoods and lots of great places to work, (like Fibernetics for example). Tons of recreation both inside and out, there are also great restaurants, fabulous shopping and due to its central location, easy access to all
See that building? That's our head office. See that rainbow? That means there's a pot of gold in there for you, if you are a financial analyst that is. (Okay, not a real pot of gold. But you get the idea.) What we are looking for is someone who is great with numbers, who can analyse the
Fibernetic's indestructible Dawn Gamble, of Marilyn Denis fame, took part in the CIBC Run for the Cure this weekend, raising money for Breast Cancer research. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the annual campaign to increase awareness of the disease. While most people are aware of breast cancer, many forget to take the steps