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Bring stability to your evolving office Bring stability to your evolving office 11-50 Employees
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Culture and benefits at The Receptionist

Culture overview

Our President and CEO, Andy Alsop, often says “I want to build a company where everyone wants to work and where nobody wants to leave.” While many companies claim to be “employee focused,” Andy and The Receptionist leadership team take it several steps further with an Employee Supremacy operating approach to growth. Our Just Cause as an organization is “to build a world where a company’s profits fuel the mission to be in service to its employees and the community.” Out of that Just Cause flows Employee Supremacy, which holds the tenet of making decisions that place employee satisfaction and well-being above everything else. This commitment to ensuring that employees feel trusted and supported has a profound effect on a company’s growth. Existing and future customers can sense that they are interacting with people who care about the company, the product, and the service they provide. This increases shareholder value as a result. We exist to take care of our employees, who in turn take care of our customers. It’s really that simple. We believe we can create something truly awesome that can be a healthier, more human-focused model for future companies to grow and scale. And that’s exactly what we’re working to achieve.
Remote policy

Locations

Denver

Remote policy

Onsite or remote
Perks and benefits

Medical, vision, and dental benefits

Parental leave

Unlimited pto

Vacation fund

At-home and in-office meals

Commuter benefits

Dog-friendly office

Yearly professional development stipend

Quarterly company events

Team volunteer opportunities