The week before that, cloud IT “incident response” company PagerDuty also saw its shares debut. Just last week, cloud videoconferencing company Zoom staged a high-profile IPO. Indeed, eight private companies from last year’s highest-rated cloud companies list have since gone public or been acquired. Second, Agrawal notes, the market for cloud technology itself today is particularly brisk, driven by new innovations and also some recent, high-profile exits of cloud software and infrastructure companies. First, the economy continues to chug along, allowing employees to be more discerning about where they work-which forces companies to respond and treat current and prospective employees well. And this year’s results show that it took a higher score than ever to make both the public and the private list-4.5 (out of five) for private companies and 4.2 for public ones.Īnd despite the competition, seven standout, privately-held companies have managed to make our list three years in a row.īattery Ventures General Partner Neeraj Agrawal says the ever-rising culture bar for cloud companies reflects several factors. It’s the third year Battery has leveraged data from Glassdoor to compile the two lists. How important? That’s made clear by this year’s Battery Ventures Highest-Rated Cloud Computing Companies to Work For rankings, which highlight private and public, B2B-focused cloud companies with stellar records of employee satisfaction, as measured by employee feedback provided by Glassdoor*. And that’s more important than ever in today’s ultra-competitive technology-job market. We all know that companies need an innovative, and constantly evolving, culture to grow and thrive.
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