OPTOMI NAMED ONE OF “BEST PLACES TO WORK” BY THE DALLAS BUSINESS JOURNAL
July 22, 2016

Optomi is pleased to announce it has been named one of the “Best Places to Work” in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex by the Dallas Business Journal.

“We are honored to be included in The Dallas Business Journal’s “Best Places To Work” 2016. Optomi is built on the core value of placing our people first, which I believe is reflected in this recognition. Our team has truly embraced the unique culture and philosophy of being genuine with our candidates and clients. We thrive on bringing passion to what we do every day”, commented Tim Gunn, Managing Director of the Optomi Dallas branch.

The Dallas Business Journal’s “Best Places to Work” list recognizes 100 local workplaces that are committed to creating dynamic culture and investing in their employees’ careers and lives. The list is formulated from the results of an anonymous employee survey about job satisfaction, working environment, community service, employee engagement and more. The 2016 rankings for each business category will be announced at an awards ceremony September 15.

Optomi is one of the fastest growing tech staffing firms in the U.S. and makes a practice of implementing strategies that successfully surpass the competition as the most leading-edge.

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