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EPS Software Corp. Named Finalist for Houston Business Journal’s “Best Places to Work” Award
Houston, TX – September 10, 2013… EPS Software Corp. announced today that it has been named a finalist for the Houston Business Journal’s “Best Places to Work” award.
For more than a decade, the Houston Business Journal has recognized the Best Places to Work in Houston. EPS Software Corp. was named a finalist for the 13th instance of the award under the Companies With 10 to 100 Employees category.
The award recognizes the best places to work in Houston based upon employee feedback. The rankings are based on the scores from a month-long employee engagement audit conducted by third-party expert Quantum Workplace.
Winners of the Houston Business Journal “Best Places to Work” award will be announced at an awards luncheon October 10, 2013 at the Hilton Americas and featured in the Houston Business Journal Best Places To Work focus section that publishes October 11, 2013.
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