Fostering a Family-Like Culture and Commitment to Employee Development

The employees of Polygon discuss the company’s culture, values, and commitment to employee development. The employees emphasize that Polygon is like a close-knit family despite being a small company with employees spread across the United States.

Employees feel comfortable reaching out to one another and building connections, whether it’s with new colleagues, old friends, or customers. The tenure and knowledge of the employees contribute to a supportive and engaging work environment.

The main motivation for coming to work every day is the people they work with and the positive relationships fostered within the company.

Polygon is praised for its focus on employee development. The company understands the importance of training and provides employees with opportunities to learn about the business and enhance their skills.

The employees commend Polygon for its efforts to strengthen the company internally, particularly in the sales department, which has led to employees viewing Polygon as a long-term career destination. The company’s commitment to investing in its employees is evident both internally and externally, making Polygon an appealing place to work.

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