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Join our mission of creating highly engaged, high-performing organizations by helping people become their best selves, by joining some of the greatest employees around.
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15Five’s advisory board is a trove of knowledge and experience in business, management, and people ops.
Meet our AdvisorsA career at
15Five is a lot
more than
a job.
Full medical, dental, and vision insurance and a gym membership to keep your vitality high.
Our office spaces in New York, San Francisco, and Raleigh are a pleasure to work in.
We empower our employees with the hardware, training, and other materials to help you succeed.
Time clocks? Do they still make those? Plenty of breathing room for how, when, and where you work.
We hold high intentions for everyone else’s success and support our team’s personal and professional development.
We’re transforming the way business happens, by empowering companies to help their employees thrive and be their most creative and productive selves.
Our core beliefs
We believe that in today’s global, knowledge-based economy, a company’s true power lies in its people and culture.
We believe that to be competitive in today’s environment, a company needs an efficient communication channel that acts much like a nervous system, sending and filtering key information from the front lines to managers, executives and the CEO, and being then able to respond quickly.
We believe that happy employees are more engaged, creative, and productive.
We believe that to be exceptional, companies have to inspire and elicit the best from their employees intellectually, creatively, and passionately.
We believe that everyone’s voice matters.
We believe that people are at their best, most happy and have the greatest opportunity to reach their potential when they are in an environment that supports and values working with their unique strengths, as part of a higher cause or purpose, and where they feel they have a voice.
We believe that employees who are closest to the action are the eyes and ears of the organization; that the command-and-control structure that was effective during the industrial revolution is no longer competitive; and that companies now need to listen to their employees as much as they direct.
We believe in the 80/20 rule (80% of the outcomes result from 20% of the drivers); that more communication is not necessarily better, and that what’s actually important to communicate doesn’t take much time at all.
