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Follow on Google News | Daugherty Named a 2022 Best Place to Work by the St. Louis Business JournalDaugherty Business Solutions, a leading advisory services and technology consulting firm, has been recognized for the 11th consecutive year in the St. Louis Business Journal's Best Places to Work.
A cocktail and hors d'oeuvres reception announcing this year's award honorees was held at Busch Stadium Thursday, May 19. Along with Best Places to Work honors, the event also recognized 2022 Outstanding HR award honorees. More than 220 companies were nominated for this award in categories that included small (10-49 employees), medium (50-99 employees), large (100-249 employees), big (250-999 employees) and giant (1,000+ employees) based on company size. Winners for each category and HR honorees were featured in a special section of the May 20 issue of the Business Journal. About the Award Companies completed surveys administered by Quantum Workplace, which used their own algorithm to measure communication, management structure, benefits, teamwork and other factors at each local organization. For additional information and a complete list of finalists, please visit the St. Louis Business Journal website (https://www.bizjournals.com/ About Daugherty Business Solutions For over 35 years, Daugherty has been committed to driving innovation, growth and customer satisfaction across the nation while making a positive difference in the community. With software engineering, data analytics, business advisory services, and technology and delivery leadership, Daugherty delivers significant business results quickly and effectively. Leveraging proprietary tools, techniques, and virtual and regional development centers, Daugherty is a preferred strategic advisor and partner for the Fortune 500, helping customers achieve better and more predictable outcomes for mission-critical initiatives. End
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