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Seedtable #56: Best European companies to work for in 2020

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January 3rd, 2020 | #56

Breakout List 2020: Best Companies to Work for in Europe

Hey there,

Welcome to 2020 🚀

Working for the right company will have an outsized impact in your life. I believe that the chaos and opportunities that come with hyper-growth startups create breakout opportunities for you.

The problem is you don't have enough information to make the biggest decision of 2020 – which company to work for. So for the second year in a row, I present you the European Breakout List 2020, a list of the 20 best growth startups to work for in 2020.

We looked into thousands of tech startups and hand-pick a list of the top high-impact, high-growth startups you should be working for if you aspire to an ambitious career in tech.

You can check it out here and if you have any questions or comments, you can join the Product Hunt discussion here.

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In the Product Hunt comments I mentioned a few startups that didn't make the list but you should check out anyway. Plus, I'll be over there answering any questions you might have.

Have a great weekend!

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📕 GOOD READS

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What will 2020 bring for European startups? We hear from startup experts such as Jan Hammer at Index Ventures, Taavet Hinrikus at Transferwise and Roxanne Varza at Station F.


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2019 was a fantastic year for French tech, and both these 2 posts walk you through some important milestones.


‘We have a huge problem’: European regulator despairs over lack of enforcement

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