This company gives away free trips and luxury cars to its top employees every year

"ThreatLocker, an Orlando-based cybersecurity firm with about 700 employees, gives luxury cars to its two most collaborative workers at its annual holiday party, the company told Business Insider.The firm, which also has offices in Dublin, Dubai, and Australia, receives hundreds of votes each month for the two most helpful employees - one in the US, and one abroad. It flies in its international workers in for the holiday party."

"Additionally, every manager votes for the best performer on their team that month. At the end of the year, the total votes for the top performer and the most helpful employee are combined to determine the two car recipients, the company said. The firm usually awards an electric model, but has also handed out a $125,000 Porsche Panamera. The company hasn't announced its car for this year yet, but told Business Insider one of the models is worth $173,000."

"The tradition began in 2021 as a prize for the top performer, but CEO Danny Jenkins said it created a "dog-eat-dog" work environment. In the cybersecurity industry, teamwork is crucial to the company's success, he said. Jenkins said the firm operates 24 hours a day with an average pick-up time of 23 seconds for any customer support issue, and colleagues need to work together to achieve that."

ThreatLocker, an Orlando-based cybersecurity firm with about 700 employees, gives luxury cars to its two most collaborative workers at its annual holiday party. The firm has offices in Dublin, Dubai, and Australia and receives hundreds of votes each month for the two most helpful employees—one in the US and one abroad. Every manager votes monthly for the best performer on their team; end-of-year totals for top performer and most helpful employee are combined to select the two car recipients. The company usually awards an electric model but has also given a $125,000 Porsche Panamera; one model this year is worth $173,000. Fourteen to sixteen employees receive an all-expenses-paid group trip.

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