Airbnb Voted No. 1 Best Place To Work On Glassdoor’s Annual List Of Top Employers
More than half of the top 20 best places to work in the US are tech companies, with HubSpot, LinkedIn and Adobe making the list.
In its debut appearance on Glassdoor’s annual Best Places to Work list for 2016, Airbnb took the top spot, outranking Google, which dropped from its No. 1 ranking last year to an underwhelming No. 8 this year.
Of the top 20 best places to work in the US, more than half were tech companies, with Airbnb, Guidewire, HubSpot and Facebook all making it into the top five.
Top Tech Companies on Glassdoor’s 2016 Best Places to Work List
- Airbnb at #1
- Guidewire at #3
- Hubspot at #4
- Facebook at #5
- LinkedIn at #6
- Google at #8
- Zillow at #10
- World Wide Technology at #12
- MINDBODY at #14
- Expedia at #16
- Riot Games at #18
- Adobe at #19
Based on anonymous reviews and ratings by company employees, this year’s Glassdoor Employee Choice Awards were divided into six different categories, including the Top 50 Best Places to Work for large companies, Top 50 Best Small and Medium Companies to Work For, as well as the top places to work in Canada, the UK, France and Germany.
We’ve listed the top 20 companies in the US that made the list for Best Places to Work, but you can see the full list of top 50 employers at: Glassdoor’s Top 50 Best Places to Work.
Glassdoor’s 2016 Top 20 Best Places to Work
- Airbnb
- Bain & Company
- Guidewire
- HubSpot
- Boston Consulting Group
- Nestlé Purina
- Zillow
- Eastman Chemical
- World Wide Technology
- In-and-Out Burger
- MINDBODY
- Power Home Remodeling Group
- Expedia
- HEB
- Riot Games
- Adobe
- Memorial Sloan Kettering
Glassdoor says companies are ranked using its proprietary algorithm to analyze voluntary and anonymous feedback from employees about their jobs, work environment and employers. To be considered for the Top 50 Best Places to Work rankings, companies were required to have accumulated at least 75 reviews.
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