This year, Leaseweb USA is
pleased to announce it has once again, for the third consecutive year, been
named a Virginia Best Place to Work. Breaking the Top 10 this year at number
six, Leaseweb USA credits its continued dedication to their team and its
commitment to providing job opportunities to support the Virginia community.
The annual list is compiled
by Virginia Business Journal and Best Companies Group. Both organizations
started the list in order to identify, recognize and celebrate the best of the
best in all industries across the state. Each of the 100 companies on the list
have been shown to benefit the state's economy, workforce and other businesses
in the area.
"We are honored to be
recognized as a ‘best place to work' for the third year in a row. In a year
where technology companies were forced to get creative with business
operations, we are honored to be recognized as one of the Top 10 ‘Best Places to
Work in Virginia," said Lex Boost, CEO of Leaseweb USA.
With 75% of the total score
coming from a direct evaluation from its employees to better understand their
experience and satisfaction with working at the company, Leaseweb USA is proud
to have cultivated a positive and empowering working environment--despite the
COVID-19 pandemic.
"Being named alongside
other prominent Virginia-based companies reaffirms that our company culture
continues to be aligned with the community and industry," continued Boost. "We
take pride in having a team full of diverse backgrounds, nationalities, ideas
and life experiences that foster a multicultural environment that encourages
independence, entrepreneurship and creativity. This recognition is about our
team persevering through uncertain times and coming to work each day embodying
the idea that Leaseweb USA is in the business of development for ourselves and
our clients. Our team maintains a level of positivity and collaboration
throughout any challenge. We look forward to continuing to see our team grow in
2021 and beyond."
Businesses
from all around the state participated in a two-part survey process to
determine their place on the list. The first half, accounting for 25 percent of
the entire evaluation, examined companies based on workplace policies,
practices, philosophy, systems and demographics. The remaining 75 percent was
evaluated through a survey administered directly to Leaseweb USA employees in
order to measure employee experience and satisfaction.