Gameindustry.biz: The best places to work in the UK games industry

Theorry · Oct 15, 2018

The winners of the second Gamesindustry.biz Best Places To Work Awards (UK) have been revealed.

Presented by Amiqus, 19 different companies collected Best Places badges at a ceremony in Central London this afternoon (Friday, October 12th).

The Best Places To Work in the UK video games industry are:

Creative Assembly, Criterion, Double Eleven, Frontier, Ghost Games UK, Hutch Games, Lockwood Publishing, Lucid Games, Mojiworks, NaturalMotion, Playground Games, PlayStation London Studio, Rocksteady, Sega Hardlight, Space Ape Games, Studio Gobo, Unity, Ustwo and Wish Studios.

All of these companies scored over the threshold required to win one of our coveted Best Places badges.

At the event, Gamesindustry.biz also revealed the winners of our special categories. The winners were:

The Corporate Social Responsibility Award - in partnership with GamesAid (For companies that support charities and the wider games business)

Winner: Jagex

The Health and Wellbeing Award (For companies who support their staff's physical and mental welfare)

Winner: Rocksteady

The Diversity Award (For companies that encourage a diverse workforce in games)

Winner: Mojiworks

The Best Small Company (The highest scoring company under 50 employees)

Winner: Ustwo games

The Best Mid-Sized Company (The highest scoring company under 175 employees)

Winner: Criterion

The Best Large Company (The highest scoring company over 175 employees)

Winner: Creative Assembly

The UK's Best Boss

Winner: Veronique Lallier, Hi-Rez Studios

The Best Places To Work Awards are judged by a dual survey system, including a company questionnaire (worth 25% of the final score) and an employee survey (worth 75% of the final score). The threshold for winners varies depending on company size, but broadly businesses needed to score over 85% to receive a badge. Almost 75 UK companies took part in this year's awards.

https://www.gamesindustry.biz/artic...-best-places-to-work-in-the-uk-games-industry

Triggerhappytel · Oct 15, 2018

There was already a topic about this. I'll find a link.

EDIT - https://www.resetera.com/posts/13725968/

Lego Killer Moth · Oct 15, 2018

Not Rockstar

Eolz · Oct 15, 2018

Triggerhappytel said:
There was already a topic about this. I'll find a link.

EDIT - https://www.resetera.com/posts/13725968/

Yeah, and as said in another thread, those companies have to apply to be in the competition. It's not a simple award where every company is in the running.

Theorry · Oct 15, 2018

Triggerhappytel said:
There was already a topic about this. I'll find a link.

EDIT - https://www.resetera.com/posts/13725968/

Was expecting more then 25 posts. Probably the reason i didnt saw it.

Kolx · Oct 15, 2018

Since a company has to apply to win knowing who won is useless. Knowing who didn't tho is more valuable.

FelipeMGM · Oct 15, 2018

Duplicate thread:
https://www.resetera.com/threads/re...he-uk-games-industry-gamesindustry-biz.74439/

Gameindustry.biz: The best places to work in the UK games industry

Theorry

Triggerhappytel

Lego Killer Moth

Eolz

Theorry

Kolx

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