Frank Maylett

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AtTask Sales is honored to be ranked at the 20th position for the Best Company to Sell For as awarded by Selling Power Magazine. AtTask was rated higher than other great companies like Cisco, Google, Microsoft and IBM. This is a testament to the great employees at AtTask and their dedication to exceptional success.

Here are the details regarding the selection process:

For the fourteenth year, the corporate research team at Selling Power has identified and ranked the best companies… Show more

AtTask Sales is honored to be ranked at the 20th position for the Best Company to Sell For as awarded by Selling Power Magazine. AtTask was rated higher than other great companies like Cisco, Google, Microsoft and IBM. This is a testament to the great employees at AtTask and their dedication to exceptional success.

Here are the details regarding the selection process:

For the fourteenth year, the corporate research team at Selling Power has identified and ranked the best companies to sell for among the top sales forces in the United States. The focus includes companies of all sizes, with sales forces ranging from fewer than 100 salespeople to companies with sales-force numbers in the thousands.

An extensive, expanded questionnaire was sent to executives in sales, training, and human resources to uncover key data that would be important to prospective employees as they look for a new sales role or enter the sales profession. This year, we focused on three broad areas while examining the data: customer growth and retention; hiring, compensation, sales training, and enablement; and company recognition and reputation. Show less

SAMY (Sales And Marketer of the Year) award presented by Utah Business Magazine for those who have made an amazing impact in the market. Nominated by an employee and excited to be honored for assembling a great team that has delivered unimaginable success at AtTask.

Michael P. Gallagher, an American businessman, conceived the idea for the Stevie Awards as a way to recognize good business leaders and "restore public confidence and investor trust" in the wake of the Enron scandal. Gallagher left his job in 2001 and founded American Business Awards to administer the Stevies. The first Stevies were awarded in 48 categories in April 2003 and judged by a panel including Rich Karlgaard, the editor of Forbes magazine and Richard Klimoski, Dean of the School of… Show more

Michael P. Gallagher, an American businessman, conceived the idea for the Stevie Awards as a way to recognize good business leaders and "restore public confidence and investor trust" in the wake of the Enron scandal. Gallagher left his job in 2001 and founded American Business Awards to administer the Stevies. The first Stevies were awarded in 48 categories in April 2003 and judged by a panel including Rich Karlgaard, the editor of Forbes magazine and Richard Klimoski, Dean of the School of Management at George Mason University. The International Business Awards are judged each year by leading figures in business worldwide. Past judges include Donald Trump, Tony Robbins, and Gary Hamel, who participate in an evaluation process of nominees that takes approximately three months. Their recommendations for winners in more than 70 corporate and individual award categories are announced and celebrated annually in a ceremony held in New York City. Stevie is taken from the name Stephen, which is derived from the Greek for "crowned." R.S. Owens, the same company that makes the Oscar, Emmy, and Clio Awards, designed the Stevie trophy as a 16 inch tall, hand-cast 24-karat gold statuette, holding aloft a crystal pyramid that represents the hierarchy of human needs, a system developed in the 1960s by psychologist Abraham Maslow, who observed that after their basic needs are met, human beings seek the esteem of their peers. Show less