This year’s Best Places to Work awards program by the Baltimore Business Journal is celebrating 50 outstanding companies categorized by size — micro, small, medium, and large — determined by the number of employees. These finalists stood out with the highest scores from a confidential survey conducted by Quantum Workplace, the BBJ’s research partner for the Best Places to Work.
To qualify, companies must employ at least 10 individuals and be located in Baltimore City or the surrounding counties of Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Cecil, Harford, or Howard. Companies that have secured the top spot in their category for three consecutive years are not eligible for the 2024 awards. Instead, they will be honored in the Best Places to Work Hall of Fame and can re-enter the nominations after a two-year hiatus.
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The Best Places to Work initiative is a cutting-edge publication and awards scheme developed by the Baltimore Business Journal. Employee-driven rankings are the cornerstone of this program, with scores derived from direct surveys completed by the workforce. These surveys are facilitated online by the companies and through Quantum Workplace’s services. The numeric rankings are a result of Quantum’s meticulous scoring methodology. The program’s goal is to rank companies, share exemplary practices, and foster a culture of knowledge exchange, thereby inspiring other organizations to emulate the success of the best.