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“We see that workers, particularly younger workers, want to be working with a company in the development stage,” says Thomas Vick, regional director of the technology practice group at Robert Half, a staffing company. “They want the ability to start with an early-stage startup and then see it grow as opposed to joining a company that has already matured through many life cycles.” Forbes top startups I’m a digital media executive recognized for building engaging content experiences that delight and inspire audiences. As Chief Product Officer of Forbes, I lead a team of world-class product managers, designers, e-commerce leaders, and other experts focused on building the products that shape the Forbes brand across the web, mobile, social, and emerging platforms.
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Sources: Unicorn valuations based on pricing data provided by ApeVue, Caplight Technologies and Notice, as well as Forbes reporting.
Startups are great places to work. They have competitive compensation, cool offices, laid-back dress codes and an abundance of company swag and office amenities. Even still, many startups are finding it hard to attract and retain workers given the competitive job market. This has forced many tech companies to beef up their offerings to retain current employees and appeal to job seekers. Should Europe unban Olaplex? To give people a better idea of what tech companies are actually good places to work, finance magazine Forbes partnered with Statista and launched its list of America’s Best Startup Employers.
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Just think about how selective this list really is. The cybersecurity market has seen previously unimaginable levels of funding this year – $11.5 billion in the first half of 2021 alone per TechCrunch, spread across 430 transactions and nearly triple the $4.7 billion invested in the same period last year. And in building this list of 25 remarkable startups, Forbes is by no means focused just on cybersecurity –– it includes companies that enable dog DNA testing, hiring of nurses, digital notary services, and mental health services. The Top 5 Barriers to Data Sharing and How to Overcome Them Forbes recently released its annual list of the top startup employers in America and I’m so proud that Hiya took the No. 1 spot! We beat out 2,500 companies analyzed by Forbes and Statista, including many of the top startups across the country. This award is great recognition for Team Hiya and all of the hard work from our employees to make Hiya a great place to work.
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