Trusted third-party site for workplace culture and compensation recognizes Talkdesk for high employee ratings across 16 different workplace metrics

Talkdesk, Inc., a global cloud contact center leader for customer-obsessed companies, scored a coveted Best Place to Work in the Bay Area award from Comparably, a leading workplace culture and corporate brand reputation platform. Talkdesk earned the award based on ratings from current employees, who gave the company high marks across a range of areas, including compensation, leadership, co-workers, work-life balance, career growth, perks, and benefits.

“The Talkdesk village is made up of the industry’s best and brightest and we’re proud of the innovation and creativity they bring to their work, fueling our company’s growth as we continue to challenge the status quo and fulfill our bold mission,” said Laura Butler, chief human resources officer, Talkdesk. “Together, we’re building a business that is helping our customers and employees thrive and making Talkdesk a great place to work.”

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“The Talkdesk village is made up of the industry’s best and brightest and we’re proud of the innovation and creativity they bring to their work, fueling our company’s growth as we continue to challenge the status quo and fulfill our bold mission”

One particular area of the Comparably metrics in which Talkdesk excelled was diversity, where it scored in the top 10% of similar-sized companies. In fact, Talkdesk has created one of the tech industry’s most gender-diverse executive teams, with women holding 50% of its senior leadership positions. Talkdesk received an overall 4.7 out of 5 culture score.

Talkdesk has skyrocketed to success in recent months, launching over 40 product innovations and making history with a new logo, tagline, and global advertising campaign. Expanding into 20 global markets, the company also doubled in headcount from 1,000 to more than 2,200 employees during 2021. Talkdesk additionally jumped 36 spots to #17 in the Forbes Cloud 100 and is now among the most highly valued private companies in the SaaS or enterprise software space.

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