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What others won't: finding your Spot. August 11, 2026 When Christian Hyman joined Spot, the company was navigating a period of rapid growth. While rapid expansion is an exciting milestone, it comes with real operational challenges, especially when relying on outdated systems. "I don't think the company's infrastructure was there to support that growth," Hyman recalls. "In turn, that falls on recruiting." To meet the challenge head-on, Hyman helped revamp Spot's entire talent acquisition strategy. By replacing archaic tools with cutting-edge technology, the team streamlined the hiring process, boosted efficiency, and accelerated velocity, making life easier for recruiters and setting Spot up for scalable success. Growing the right way. Since then, Spot's footprint has expanded across the country, opening new offices in Tempe, Tampa, and Chicago. But for Hyman, hitting ambitious headcount targets isn't just about putting up big numbers; it's about finding the right people. Because Spot handles all of its recruiting internally, the talent acquisition team brings a level of authenticity that external agencies simply can't replicate. "We all work here for a reason," Hyman explains. "We can actually speak to the culture, the day-to-day, or the experience because we're in the mix every day. We draw from real-life experience." Investing in people beyond day one. In talent acquisition, extending a job offer is usually seen as the finish line. At Spot, it's just the beginning. Looking back on five years with the company, Hyman has watched young professionals step into entry-level roles right out of college and grow into thriving adults. Adults who are buying their first homes, paying off student loans, and reaching major life milestones. "I'm being invited to their weddings," she says. "It's just so much more than you could have thought when you're just presenting someone an offer. It turns into a much deeper relationship here. It's the coolest thing." The future of Spot. At its core, Spot's philosophy is simple: care deeply about the company, but care just as deeply about the individual. Whether someone is joining in sales, operations, or tech, the goal remains to provide an environment where people grow both personally and professionally. As Spot continues to set its sights on the future, one thing remains certain: the company's momentum relies on its team. "Spot's success is contingent upon us hiring great people," Hyman notes, "because our people are our greatest asset."

Spot named to Selling Power magazine's 60 Best Companies to Sell For 2026 list. July 13, 2026 Today Spot is pleased to announce it has been included on Selling Power's 60 Best Companies to Sell For 2026 list. Spot Co-Founder, Andrew Elsener, shared, "For the eighth year in a row, Spot has been recognized as a top sales organization, and our team is stronger than ever. This continued recognition from Selling Power highlights how baked-in excellence is to The Spot Experience. As we grow, we will keep pushing to elevate our team and the unmatched service we provide." Selling Power publisher and founder Gerhard Gschwandtner weighed in on this year's list: "In the tumultuous business environment of 2025, the 60 Best Companies to Sell For have demonstrated remarkable success and growth by elevating their sales teams to new heights. These companies have invested in comprehensive training programs, cutting-edge tools, and supportive work environments that empower their sales professionals to excel. By fostering a culture of continuous improvement and collaboration, they have set a high standard in the competitive world of sales." Selling Power's research team utilizes a comprehensive proprietary application process where they gather data across five key areas: Company Overview, Compensation and Benefits, Hiring, Sales Training & Sales Enablement, Commitment to fostering Diversity and Inclusion, and AI incorporation into improving sales processes and supporting sales teams. More than 200 companies were analyzed in each of the categories above to determine the final list. The methodology is the product of years of research that Selling Power continues to revise and refine. The companies included range a size from small to enterprise.