Hi there! I’m Sarah, an alum of Bell Canada’s Graduate Leadership Program. I recently completed the Marketing, Operations and Applied Technologies Program. As a Grad, I interview candidates for Bell’s program annually, and constructed a “Crack the Case with Bell…
Read moreWhen we’re using our smartphones every day, listening to music, sharing photos or mapping directions, it’s sometimes easy to forget about the work being done behind the scenes to keep our data safe. That’s a big part of the job…
Read moreBell wins the “Campus Recruiting Program of the Year” award and the “Special Award for Social Responsibility in Recruiting” at the annual TalentEgg Conference & Awards Ceremony. What an egg-citing day June 19, 2019 was in the world of Campus…
Read moreAutism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder that impacts brain development causing most individuals to experience communication problems, difficulty with social interactions and a tendency to repeat specific patterns of behaviour. Autism affects as many 1 out of 66 Canadian…
Read moreTo mark the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we’re spotlighting Nathalie Beaudry, Director of Field Operations for Bell Technical Solutions, who has been growing her career at Bell for almost 30 years. Concerned by the small number…
Read moreToday’s mobile technologies keep transportation companies and their drivers more connected than ever before. That constant communication helps ensure accurate, on-time deliveries, enables real-time re-routing when road conditions change, contributes to regulatory compliance and much more. But it also means…
Read moreBell is Canada’s largest communications company, providing advanced broadband communications services to consumers and business customers across the country. The company has earned a reputation for providing an excellent experience for consumers, and the Bell workplace is one of Canada’s…
Read moreCompanies that lack a precise remote view of their customers’ tank levels are hard pressed to know, who on any given day, needs a refill. These companies must instead rely on historical customer consumption data to predict and schedule refills….
Read moreSometime in the next 18 to 24 months, federally regulated transportation companies in Canada will be required to switch from paper-based driver logs to electronic logging devices (ELDs). While that may seem a long way off, starting to prepare now…
Read morePrecision agriculture gives farmers unprecedented control over their growing operations. Rich data collected through sensor networks provide insight into everything from plant health and equipment performance to weather impacts and topographical variations. Armed with those kinds of analytics, farmers can…
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