September 8, 2021
Media Mentions
American City Business Journals
The Houston Business Journal (HBJ) has named Beck Redden a finalist in the 2021 Best Places to Work awards. Out of 108 “best of the best” finalists, the Firm is recognized among 26 companies in the medium company category (50-99 employees) and is one of only two law firms – and the only litigation firm – featured in that section.
HBJ will reveal the final rankings and celebrate all companies on The Lists during an awards luncheon at the Marriott Marquis on November 4. The Firm will also be featured in a special section that will be published in the November 5 weekly edition of the publication.
Methodology
Employees of nominated companies with at least 10 employees in Houston were surveyed by Quantum Workplace. All employees were given the opportunity to take a confidential survey online, and Quantum issued each company a score based on employees’ answers. Employees evaluated their companies in areas such as goals and leadership, communication and support, advancement opportunity and skill development, recognition and compensation, tolerance and flexibility, and embracing innovation and ideas. Companies received scores up to 100, and Houston Business Journal, upon receiving the rankings from Quantum, decided a cutoff for The Lists.
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