There is great transparency from the executive team, and they make a real effort to ensure everyone is included and feels like a major contributor. No one is left behind, and everyone is encouraged, even during difficult times.

Everyone is included. Effort is both actively and visibly made to ensure inclusion and diversity, whether it be wearing pink for breast cancer awareness, ensuring gender diversity is not an afterthought, or getting everyone together for catered lunch every week during a light-hearted all-hands.

Being paired one-on-one with multiple people who I'd later be working with was a great introduction. I appreciated the various interview styles, but the best experiences were the ones where I got to "talk" to the interviewer and get to know them as a person.

Most happy? I could easily name a handful of things. But, I think the most happiness comes from being recognized for my contributions by people who I don't work with directly. I don't expect my name to be plastered on the walls, but the random "great job on that" definitely brings warm fuzzies.

Everyone has a great sense of humor and an investment in each other that goes beyond just being workers at the same company. It's a joy to work at Highspot, and that's reflected not just in how I feel each day getting ready for work but in the interactions I see between other employees.