BambooHR Wins Comparably Awards for Best Places to Work in Salt Lake City
The leading cloud HR software provider is recognized by Comparably for company culture and work-life balance
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LINDON, Utah, April 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ BambooHR, the industry s leading cloud-hosted software provider dedicated to powering the strategic evolution of human resources, today announced it was recognized as a Best Place to Work in Salt Lake City by the 2021 Comparably Awards. At BambooHR we believe what s good for our employees is also good for our organization, said CEO Brad Rencher. We re honored to receive this award from Comparably demonstrating BambooHR s commitment to creating a workplace that values work-life balance, career development and the overall employee experience.
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