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After 25 years at the same job, former computer programmer and now Salesforce Developer Rebekah Lilly turned to CentralApp to help revitalize her career.
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“I’m back to full-time now with a great salary and benefits package just like the one I had before in hospitality! Huge thank you to CentralApp for giving me a spot on the Talent Exchange Team and opening the door to some extremely valuable hands-on Salesforce consulting experience!” – Dan Burns
Opportunity in West Virginia Connecting tech companies with Appalachian IT workers West Virginia might be 2,500 miles from Silicon Valley, but that’s not stopping tech entrepreneurs from finding ways to bring California IT jobs to the Mountain State. “We have so many talented people already here in West Virginia, we just need to get the word out that we’re here …
As part of “Operation: Rural Tech,” CentralApp CEO Todd Cope had the opportunity to connect with business leaders and tech innovators across the country.
“Appalachia is a tremendous resource for the country and I think I’ve raised some awareness of that and I’m going to continue that message here (Silicon Valley),” Cope said.
