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GSF Ranked Among "Best Places to Work"

Dec 07, 2015
GSF Mortgage has been named among the Milwaukee Business Journal’s Best Places to Work 2015 winners

GSF Mortgage has been named among the Milwaukee Business Journal’s Best Places to Work 2015 winners. The company placed second of 10 in the medium-sized company category (25-49 employees) with an overall satisfaction score of 95.60/100.

The Milwaukee Business Journal sought participation from the area businesses to have their employees, through surveys created and scored by Quantum Market Research in Omaha, Nebraska, rate their companies on topics such as trust in senior leaders, team/ manager effectiveness, retention probability, work engagement and feeling valued. The Milwaukee Business Journal selected 33 winners based on the highest scores in each category.

“GSF is very pleased and excited to be included among the Milwaukee Business Journal’s Best Places to Work 2015 list. We take tremendous pride in creating a dynamic work environment and to see those efforts recognized is gratifying. We offer our sincere congratulations to all of the award winners and hope to see you all again next year,” said GSF Mortgage President Chad Jampedro.

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