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Beyond the Desk: Kaitlin Graves

Meet Kaitlin, our HR Manager. She’s one of PageFreezer’s superheroes; juggling multiple projects at a time while maintaining a responsive, caring and transparent culture! The work that Kaitlin performs is critical to our success at PageFreezer as she positively impacts everyone in the company. Kaitlin ensures that our happiness levels stay at 10/10 while executing on their goals. Get to know her with our Beyond the Desk interview:

Beyond The Desk: David Proctor

Meet David, a software developer who works in PageFreezer’s main office in Vancouver as part of the Product development team. David is passionate about ensuring our customers get the best experience. Get to know him a little better in his “Beyond the Desk” interview:

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