5 Signs a Company Is Really, Truly, Actually Serious About Doing Good

Updated 6/19/2020

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Here’s how to tell if a potential employer cares about making a positive impact in the world—and backs it up with action.

If you care about working for a company that has a positive impact, you’re not alone. Millennials, especially, are frequently looking for an employer who gives back, who makes an impact on the world, and whose purpose aligns with theirs.

When you work at a company whose mission and impact align with what you believe in, not only do you feel great about going to work every day, you’ll be a better employee—and build a more meaningful career. Here’s how to know if a potential employer is fighting the good fight.

infographic explaining 5 signs that a company cares about doing good: 1. Charity is in their mission. 2. They have their own in-house program. 3. They do pro bono work. 4. Their employees are all in. 5. Their causes align with yours.

Infographic design by Logan Waters

Kate Ashford is a freelance journalist and content writer who specializes in personal finance, work, health, and consumer trends. Her work has appeared in print and online at the BBC, Forbes, Good Housekeeping, Health, Money, More, Parade, Parents, and Real Simple, among others. She’s also created content for a variety of financial clients.

5 Signs a Company Is Really, Truly, Actually Serious About Doing Good

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