But most of all, employees should care about their place of employment. If there isn't a 'club' for you in existence, you can start one. Co-workers will go and try new restaurants, or hit the gym together. What's important to note, however, is that these interests are fostered through groups that allow 'Spotifiers,' as Scheiman calls them, to explore their hobbies alongside colleagues. But, music shouldn't be the only thing you love. Yes, to work at Spotify, you should be constantly bobbing your head and tapping your foot in time to a beat.

Scheiman says: 'We like to think of ourselves as a place where people can really learn and grow, so we're interested in hiring people with the curiosity and drive to really take that opportunity.' And the innovation doesn't stop once you've snagged the job. One intern turned full-time staffer put his cover letter in his Spotify profile. To get the attention of hiring managers from the get go, you need to be creative with your application. Naturally, they want their employees to drive the sort of ideas that will keep them at the forefront of the industry. Spotify is changing the climate of the music business. Ever since the streaming music platform made its way across the pond and launched stateside in 2011, more and more people are turning to Spotify to access endless music for a monthly fee or without cost (if you can withstand the advertising interruptions.) While Spotify is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, it has offices all over the globe, and its perks are hard to beat: in-office concerts, discounted concert tickets, and a fun, vibrant office environment (there's even a company band.) Interested in applying for a job at Spotify? In partnership with Jobvite, we chatted with Alexandra Scheiman, Head of Technical Recruitment at Spotify (opens in new tab), about what it takes to land a job at what some may argue is the most thriving place for music today. Similarly, a birthday bash is much improved when there's a curated soundtrack playing in the background. A morning commute is nothing without a carefully crafted playlist (opens in new tab)to drown out the AM bustle.

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