One badge. Verified by the people who work there.
Verified Culture badges recognize employee-rated workplace culture. At least 70% of the total employees registered by your organization must submit approved surveys before a qualifying score can earn a badge.



Three tiers, one honest score
Once at least 70% of registered employees have submitted approved surveys, the culture score determines the seal: 70% to below 75% earns Good Workplace, 75% to below 85% earns Amazing Workplace, and 85% or above earns Dream Workplace. A score below 70% earns no certificate or badge; the organization receives a Culture Insights Report and a guided path to re-survey.
Ranked against your own sector
A hospital is never scored against a fintech. Industry badges recognise the highest-rated workplace within a single sector for a given year.
Put it where candidates look
Website & careers page
Homepage footer, careers hero, or an 'Why work here' section. Link the badge to your public profile so candidates can read the underlying data.
Email signatures
A 120px-wide seal next to your name. Recruiters see it on every outreach mail, before a candidate ever visits your site.
Decks, reports & RFPs
Investor updates, ESG and annual reports, and client RFP responses where an independently verified culture score is a differentiator.
Office & job posts
Reception signage, event backdrops, and the header image of every job advert on LinkedIn, Naukri, or your ATS.
How it looks in the wild


Certificate WPTW-2026-SAMPLE

- Display the badge for the exact year and industry it was issued in.
- Keep the full badge intact — logo block, wordmark, and year together.
- Link the badge to your Verified Culture profile or verification page.
- Leave clear space around the badge equal to the height of the red block.
- Never recolour, stretch, rotate, or add effects to the badge.
- Never display a lapsed badge after its 12-month validity ends.
- Never combine the badge with wording that implies we endorse your products.
- Never crop out the year, the industry line, or the Verified Culture mark.

Earn the badge, then use it everywhere.
Certified organizations receive print-ready badge files, an embeddable web snippet, and the verification link for every placement above.