Our culture is our most important superpower, and our biggest differentiator as an organization.
We're proud of our culture, and fiercely protective of it.
Our culture is a hard dependency for achieving our primary motivations.
Have fun. Think of all the things that can prevent work being fun. They generally come down to bad culture: disrespect, hoarding information and assets, command-and-control
management, selfishness, organizational politics, lack of integrity, dysfunctional backstabbers, over-promoted under-performers. Our culture is the antidote to all these things.
Have a worthwhile mission. Our mission is a hugely ambitious goal that we won't achieve easily or quickly. Our culture enables us to stay aligned to this mission, by focusing
on the long term, holding the vision, working together very collaboratively, and defaulting to open communication.
Be successful. Our culture creates the conditions for our success. We're uncompromising in only recruiting the best people. We create an environment of trust, openness, and
freedom to fail, which fosters innovation. Our servant leadership brings out the best in all our people, recognizes their potential, and enables continuous learning. This is how we achieve the
incredible.
Be a force for good in the world. Delivering amazing products and services certainly makes the world a better place. But our culture means that we are also instinctively
generous, giving away much more than we need to. We directly improve the lives of our people and numerous others. We do this as an end in itself, not as a cynical means to profit.
To find out more about the culture at PortSwigger, how we work together as a business, and the way we operate on a day to day basis, read our staff handbook.
For an exciting overview of what our Swiggers get up to every day, check out our Life as a Swigger page.
Our workplace
We are based in Knutsford (Cheshire, UK) and are soon to be opening an office in London, which will be centrally located.
Our Knutsford office is located at Booths Park, on the outskirts of town.