A surprisingly simple way to know which companies are cool and which are sorta ‘meh.’

This could have huge possibilities for folks who want to spend their dollars with companies who actually treat people well.

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Dec 9, 2013

This could have huge possibilities for folks who want to spend their dollars with companies who actually treat people well.

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