BOISE, ID, April 18, 2014 (Press-News.org) Nationwide technology recruiting company, Redfish Technology, Inc., is headquartered in the beautiful Sun Valley, Idaho area because it rocks! And so does the company - at the April 15th evening award ceremony, the Idaho Business Review and POPULUS awarded Redfish Technology the first prize in its category the 2014 Best Places to Work in Idaho. The company also took the blue ribbon in its category in 2013!
"Congratulations to all the honorees. Redfish Technology loves being in your company!" said Rob Reeves, CEO. "These companies all demonstrate a unique and special company culture and employee recognition that makes them employers of choice." Recognizing the top ten companies in the Micro, Small, and Large Company categories, the Best Places to Work event top awards went to these Idaho companies:
• Taking a red ribbon in the micro company category (10-19 employees) was Gardner Company and the white ribbon went to Boise Metro Chamber of Commerce.
• Quest Groups LLC, Treasure Valley Hospice, and Mountain America Credit Union were awarded first, second and third places in the small company (20-99 employees) category.
• Idaho Central Credit Union, Edward Jones, and TitleOne Corporation who each garnered a first, second and third place award in the large company (100+ employees) category.
"It takes courage to ask your employees what they think of your company workplace. It means you have to sit down and listen, and then you have an obligation to act," stated emcee Dave Jeppesen, the Senior VP Sales and Marketing at Blue Cross of Idaho. "Such leadership raises the bar for your company and for all Idaho companies. Employers must follow the lead or risk losing talent."
'Best Places to Work' winners are companies that reflect exceptional performance in the areas of Compensation and Benefits, Employee Growth and Development, Work-Life Balance, Workplace Environment, and Company Management.
Learn more about 'Best Places to Work' winners and the Idaho Business Review at http://idahobusinessreview.com/2013/04/19/idahos-best-places-to-work-revealed.
About Redfish Technology - http://www.RedfishTech.com
Redfish is an award-winning, nationwide technology talent search and acquisition firm. Founded in 1996, the company provides services nationwide and has offices in the Silicon Valley, the East Coast, and the Sun Valley area. Redfish specializes in recruiting top talent in the mobile, software, security, digital, cloud, saas, e-learning, big data, and cleantech sectors.
Contact Information:
Anna Mathieu, Marketing Communications Manager
Redfish Technology, Inc.
416 S. Main Street - Suite #201, Hailey, ID 83333 - Tel. 208-788-8260
360 Thames Street, Newport, RI 02840 - Tel. 401-398-2929
142 N. Milpitas Blvd. Suite 104, Milpitas, CA 95035 - Tel. 408-475-8260
anna(at)redfishtech(dot)com
http://www.redfishtech.com
Blue Ribbon Goes to Redfish Technology in Idaho's 'Best Places to Work' 2014
It's been confirmed, two for two, Redfish takes First Place in the Idaho Business Reviews 'Best Places to Work' competition. The award recognizes Redfish for its awesome workplace and corporate culture.
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[Press-News.org] Blue Ribbon Goes to Redfish Technology in Idaho's 'Best Places to Work' 2014It's been confirmed, two for two, Redfish takes First Place in the Idaho Business Reviews 'Best Places to Work' competition. The award recognizes Redfish for its awesome workplace and corporate culture.