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Interactive Intelligence Ranks High on Mashable 'Best Tech Companies to Work For' List

March 19, 2014

It is always great to receive recognition in the tech world whether it is as a leading innovator, market leader, or for leading the pack for things like customer satisfaction. While these are important, it is hard to underestimate the value of having an independent, prestigious firm acknowledge that your company is a great place to work. 


Contact Center Solutions Community host, Interactive Intelligence, has received such an honor as Mashable has ranked it second on its list of the 2014 Seven Best Tech Companies to Work For.

This is quite an accomplishment. Interactive Intelligence ranked ahead of such household tech names as Google and Twitter. It was described by Mashable in its Best Tech Companies article as scoring “high marks in leadership, flexibility [with] a strong emphasis on work-life balance…Interactive Intelligence actively cares about its employees.”

“To be on Mashable’s list is a tribute to our culture of tenaciousness, creative problem-solving, passion, and concern for our employees and their families,” said Interactive Intelligence founder and CEO Dr. Donald E. Brown. “I want to thank our 1,800-plus employees worldwide for helping create such a special environment in which to work.”

The Mashable ranking is just the latest in a string of Interactive Intelligence being cited as a desirable place to work. In 2014, Interactive Intelligence also received a Glassdoor Employees’ Choice Award as one of the Best Places to Work in the U.S., and was named for the eighth consecutive year by the Indiana Chamber of Commerce as one of Indiana’s Best Places to Work.

It should be noted that not only is Interactive Intelligence a great place to work, but its home base of Indianapolis is a place you should put on your list of places to visit. The company’s June 2-5 Interactions 2014 event is fast approaching, and if you qualify they are also sponsoring an exciting contest where you can win a makeover of your contact center.




Edited by Cassandra Tucker



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