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Regular town halls at this digital marketer keep employees in the loop. Adds one: ­“Ownership shared in the fruits of [Fluent’s sales] across the entire company.” 
 
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All employees receive birthday gifts at this New York City-based online advertising and marketing firm, where employees regularly receive free snacks and beverages during the work day, and free lunches a few days a week. 93% of all employees say it's a great workplace, and 96% agree that there's great communication, with an approachable management team that's easy to talk with. If the team meets weekly performance goals, they can leave early on Fall Fridays. 

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