Appetite Listed in Prestigious Sunday Times Best Place to Work for Second Year
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Appetite is the only Scottish business named as a winner in the small business top ten category.
The UK wide workplace survey honours and celebrates Britain’s top employers while recognising workplaces that excel in fostering inclusivity and wellbeing for diverse groups such as women, the LGBTQIA+ community, disabled employees, ethnic minorities, younger and older workers.
The survey’s 26 questions included topics ranging from empowerment, reward and recognition, job satisfaction and information sharing to wellbeing and instilling pride.
Appetite scores ranked at almost 100% at every level. The overall engagement score for all categories was deemed as ‘excellent’ at 99% and an incredible 25% higher compared to others in the technology industry.
Appetite is an independently owned Microsoft 365 consultancy based in Aberdeen helping organisations to understand how to use Microsoft technology to grow and transform their business.
The values and culture led company has long been forging the way in modern working practices
Sheryl Newman, CEO at Appetite said: “We’re absolutely delighted to be officially recognised for the second year as one of The Sunday Times Best Places to Work in the UK. It really says so much about how far we have come as business.
By looking after our people, we can create the very best outcomes for our customers and this award is testament to that but more importantly for me I am proud of the hard work all of the team have put in to get us here.
Chris Longcroft, EVP Publisher, The Times, and The Sunday Times, said: "The Sunday Times Best Places to Work awards recognise companies that are innovating to create an engaged and fulfilling working environment for all and in so doing they are creating the best possible platform for business success.
"To be named on The Sunday Times Best Places to Work list is a true recognition of excellence and I congratulate those organisations who made the grade this year.”
