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Startups work hard to create exceptional workplaces.

We thought it was time to recognise those that go the extra mile.

So, we're running the first Australia-wide search for the top startup workplaces in Australia. It's a mammoth task, and we're glad to have all sorts of industry partners to bring it to life - VC, government bodies, and industry stakeholders.
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The Report

Top Startups
Startup Features
Top Startups for Grads
Top Startups for Women

Top Startups Report

A 100-to-1 style list of the top startup employers in Australia. The most comprehensive guide to the best places to work in the country.

Features

A deep-dive into each startup finalist and their employee value proposition. It's time we show people how great startup workplaces are.

Top Startups for Grads

Startups are a great place to start your career. Here are the best startups for grads.
Sponsored by PROSPLE
(previously gradaustralia)

Top Startups for Women

The top startups for women in Australia. These startups have demonstrated excellence in their approach to improving gender equality in the startup space.

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Nominate your startup
Someone from your company fills out the 1-minute form confirming you are an Australian startup.

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Invitation
We invite startups to participate in the report.

3. 

Written submission
Someone from your HR team fills out a short submission, in which you provide information around the company, your employee benefits and policies.
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Answers remain confidential. We assess your answers against other startups' to determine a ranking.

The submission should take no more than 15 minutes. Check out the FAQs fore more information.

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Team survey


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We will give you a survey link to send to your team.  Check out the FAQs fore more information.

The survey will take 2 minutes for each person to fill out.

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Report



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We compile and review the answers according to the assessment rubric, prepare the report and post individual features on each finalist.

We then send each startup a summary report of where they compare against other startups.

How it works

1. Someone from your startup (most likely, whoever is in charge of talent/HR) fills out a 5-minute form to nominate your startup.

2. If your startup makes the shortlist, you will need to pay an entrance fee of $200.

2. We will send you a survey link to share with your company. The questions are along the lines of 'How likely are you to recommend X as an employer', or 'From 1 to 10, how supportive is your workplace'?.
‍We will stop accepting survey responses on 16 December 202
3. We compile the results, our judges get together and we rank the startups

Important things to note

- The more people that respond to the questionnaire (as a % of your startup), the stronger the entry
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What do you get?

- The more people that respond to the questionnaire (as a % of your startup), the stronger the entry
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Eligibility criteria

1. Someone from your startup

Important dates

16 December 2022: We stop accepting entries

30 February 2022: We produce the inaugural Top Startup Employers list for 2022
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FAQs

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