10 Years Later: How a $70k Minimum Wage Changed Gravity Payments
Our Faith, Beliefs, and Values blog series seeks to highlight Gravity employees who bring strong personal values systems–whether religious, cultural, political, or otherwise purpose-driven–to their...
As any newly-minted college graduate entering the workforce for the first time soon learns, you can’t really know what you’re supposed to do with your...
“Nothing is certain but death and taxes.” What is also certain? Preparing for tax season–especially if you’re a small business owner–can be a real (and...
“Hmmm….a few months is a little longer than we’d hoped. What could you do in a week?” The question took Oliver by surprise. He’d just...
Receiving critical feedback is one of the most difficult things about working with others. But why is it so dang hard? And how can we...
“I walked into work one day and realized I didn’t care how much I was getting paid. I didn’t want to put my moral compass...
Rosita Barlow hates being bored. “I’m kind of a workaholic. I don’t want to be bored at a job. I’d rather come in and have...
Jessica Moore applied for a job at Gravity because she wanted a change of scenery. Born and raised in Atlanta, she’d been working as...
Matt Dho first heard about Gravity Payments right after CEO Dan Price announced the company’s $70,000 minimum wage policy in April 2015. “I thought, ‘That’s...
Interview with Joe from Abracadabra Printing Gravity loves to serve small businesses. One of those businesses we take pride in serving is Abracadabra Printing in...
Many companies proudly display their core values, but in practice those values are often just marketing. To determine whether your core values are honest or...
City Peanut Shop’s Story Dan Balluff opened City Peanut Shop in downtown Boise after enjoying a high-tech career that took...