Taylor Rose
Staff Writer at Built In
Expertise: Tech, Sustainability, LGBTQ issues
Education: Antioch University

Taylor Rose is a staff writer for Built In. Taylor is an award-winning journalist who has written about sustainability, tech, art and human rights for the last decade. Taylor has also worked in the tech sector and for nonprofits as a content strategist throughout their career. They hold a B.A. in Journalism from Indiana University, an M.A. in Urban Sustainability and an M.F.A in Creative Writing, Nonfiction from Antioch University. Taylor is currently writing their second book.

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Practices That Lead to Real Employee Wellbeing at Commerce, ePayPolicy and Corporate Tools
See how flexible work, sustainable workloads, clear expectations and wellness resources support employees’ wellbeing. 
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4 Employers Whose Values Drive Real Decisions
Employees at Chime, FareHarbor, ClassWallet and Apex Fintech share how shared values, joint goals and visible recognition create strong team cultures. 
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What Is It Like to Work at SailPoint and CertifID? Employees Share Why They Recommend Their Companies
Employees from SailPoint and CertifID discuss workplace culture, career growth and why they believe their companies should stand out to job seekers.
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Why Employees Recommend Working at Prolaio and SRAM
Learn how collaboration, employee trust, work-life balance and shared purpose shape the workplace experience at Prolaio and SRAM, according to team members.
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What It’s Like to Work at Grow Therapy and Eve
Employees at Grow Therapy and Eve explain why their employers should stand out to candidates looking for growth, trust and mission-driven work.
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Inside Rapid7’s Competitive Advantage: Research, Customer Connection and Always-on Cybersecurity 
Regional VP of Commercial Sales Alex Pratt shares how the cybersecurity company builds competitive advantage and the thoughtful bets it’s making next.
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How Austin Tech Companies Build Employee Recognition Into Everyday Work
Austin employers share how peer recognition, team rituals and visible feedback shape workplace culture, employee engagement and retention.
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Why These 11 Employees Believe Their Company Is Worth Hitting “Apply”
Employees at actively hiring companies discuss career growth, leadership support, innovation and the real day-to-day experience behind their workplaces.
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Employers That Promise Mission-Driven Work with Measurable Impact
Employees describe how mission-driven work, leadership that cares and measurable outcomes influence their employee experience.
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How Engineers at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Approach Safe, Reliable Releases
The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston engineering team uses automation and immutable infrastructure to support secure software deployments.
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How Realtor.com Engineers Ship Fast Without Sacrificing Reliability
Realtor.com engineers use trunk-based development, CI/CD automation and observability tools to ship small releases quickly and safely.
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How Engineering Teams at Caxy and McMaster-Carr Build Fast Without Sacrificing Quality
Caxy and McMaster-Carr engineering leaders share how small releases, measurable quality standards and practical AI workflows shape day-to-day engineering culture and product development on their teams.