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Find out how these Denver area software companies are leaving their mark.

These seven local tech companies have particularly strong cultures — and today, we’re digging into why that is. &nbsp;&nbsp;<br /> &nbsp;</p>

<p dir="ltr">We got a behind-the-scenes tour inside five of Colorado’s most unique office spaces to see what inspired the designs — and the nooks and crannies employees love most. Take a look.</p>

If you love what you do but not where you’re doing it, if you wish you could find a place where you can really make a mark, look no further.</p>

<p dir="ltr">Here’s what three Colorado hiring managers look for in their next sales hire and what you can do to stand out from the crowd.</p>

<p dir="ltr">As companies — and their employees — mature and conversations around gender equity evolve, it’s become increasingly important for businesses’ perks to evolve too, particularly when it comes to parents. &nbsp;</p>

AUGUST 2017: With a record-low unemployment rate and a booming tech economy, there is no shortage of opportunity for the tech-savvy jobseeker in Colorado. But finding a job that checks off all your “must-haves” (and let’s be honest, some of your “nice-to-haves” too) can be tedious.</p>

As adults, we spend upward of 40 hours a week at the office. Heck, we spend more waking hours there than almost anywhere else. So why not spend that time at an office that inspires creativity, invites collaboration and keeps you energized?

Working in sales means you should be able to convince a company to hire you in a snap, right? Well, the best ways to “sell yourself” may not be what you think. If you’re a salesperson looking for a new gig, we checked in with some recruiters to learn what they really want to see from your application.

DECEMBER 2016: If a new job is in your future, we’ve got you covered. We combed through the dozens of companies who are hiring right now and hand-picked seven you should definitely check out.