The Medicus Firm Wins Best Companies to Work for in Texas 2021
We are pleased to announce that The Medicus Firm has been named as one of the 2021 Best Companies to Work for in Texas for the thirteenth consecutive year. Unlike other awards, a majority of this recognition is based on the feedback that employees of The Medicus Firm have voluntarily and anonymously provided.
- 2.10.2021
- Jacob Simon
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We are pleased to announce that The Medicus Firm has been named as one of the 2021 Best Companies to Work for in Texas for the thirteenth consecutive year. Unlike other awards, a majority of this recognition is based on the feedback that employees of The Medicus Firm have voluntarily and anonymously provided.
"We are so proud to be recognized again this year as a Best Company to Work for in Texas. This honor is a reflection of our entire organization and our commitment to an unrivaled company culture, despite the unprecedented challenges we were faced with this past year. Thank you to everyone at #weareTMF for continuing to make The Medicus Firm a best place to work." - Steve Look, CEO of The Medicus Firm
This awards program is a project of the Texas Association of Business (TAB), Texas SHRM, and Best Companies Group. For more information on the Best Companies to Work for in Texas program, visit https://www.bestcompaniestx.com/.
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