The Top 50 Companies to Work For
Alexis Grant
Facebook, Southwest, and Bain & Company get best employee reviews on Glassdoor.com survey
The list, which is based on surveys of company employees, is produced by Glassdoor.com, a website that offers insight into careers and companies, as well as job listings.
The company's 2,000 employees enjoy working on products that will be used by their family and friends, says
Glassdoor.com's list is based on survey results from more than 150,000 employees, who reviewed about 38,000 companies between
Companies that ranked well tended to have a strong chief executive, says Hohman.
Glassdoor.com has a give-to-get policy, whereby job hunters or company researches must offer an anonymous review of their own company before they can see the reviews of others. These comments offer glimpses of what it's like to work at any given company.
One of the perks
To be eligible for Glassdoor.com's ranking, companies must have at least 500 employees, be based in
Glassdoor.com's full list of the 50 Best Places to Work:
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12. MITRE
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20. Apple
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39. Adobe
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47. NIKE
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49. Cummins
50. Capital One
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