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50 Best Companies to Work For

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In light of the economic shakeup caused by COVID-19, Americans are leaving their jobs in droves in search of new employment opportunities. This phenomenon, known as the Great Resignation, has empowered American workers to seek higher salaries and better benefits, and has allowed them to emphasize work-life balance. 

While some companies are struggling to adapt to the new employment landscape, others are able to keep a full and qualified workforce by providing employees with the flexibility and compensation they seek. A select few companies are able to provide employees with better work-life balance, compensation, benefits, flexibility, and office culture than nearly all others.

To determine the 50 best companies to work for, 24/7 Wall St. reviewed data from jobs review aggregator Glassdoor’s Best Places to Work 2021 report. Rankings are based on Glassdoor employee satisfaction reviews over the period from Oct. 22, 2019 to Oct. 19, 2020. Data on CEO approval rating is also from Glassdoor. Only companies with at least 75 ratings and at least 1,000 employees throughout the eligibility time frame were considered.

There is no specific recipe for making a company a desirable place to work, but Glassdoor found that workers tend to prioritize businesses that offer good career advancement opportunities, high compensation and competitive benefits, positive company culture and values, quality management, and a healthy work-life balance.

The 50 best companies to work for are spread among just a few industries, including tech, health care, consulting, and more. This is no coincidence, as careers in these fields tend to offer relatively high salaries, and compensation plays a large role in overall job satisfaction. These are the highest paying jobs in America.

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50. SkyWest Airlines
> Rating: 4.3

SkyWest Airlines ranks as one of the 50 best companies to work for, according to Glassdoor reviewers. The airline has a 4.3 out of 5 rating from current and former employees. Companies with a score of over 4.0 are considered to have “very satisfied” employees.

Headquartered in St. George, Utah, SkyWest Airlines is one of three air carriers to rank among the 50 best companies to work for. More than 80% of employees reviewing the company would recommend working at the airline to a friend, and 86% approve of CEO Chip Childs. Employees say on reviews they like the travel benefits.

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49. Nike
> Rating: 4.3

Nike is one of the most recognizable brands in the world, making footwear, apparel, equipment and accessories for nearly 50 years. The company, headquartered in Beaverton, Oregon, has more than 10,000 employees.

Nike has ranked among the top places to work multiple times over the last decade. Employees reviewing the company on Glassdoor give the company a 4.3 out of 5 score and appreciate Nike for its work environment and benefits.

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48. REI
> Rating: 4.3

REI, or Recreational Equipment Inc., is an outdoor outfitter, making clothes and gear for camping, hiking, and more. Many employees report that the company provides its workers with good work-life balance and deals on REI products.

REI earned a 4.3 out of 5 score from Glassdoor reviews from current and former employees. These employees work in sectors like retail and marketing, as well as the fitness and leisure industries, often as outdoor trail guides and cycling instructors.

47. St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
> Rating: 4.3

St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital has ranked among the best places to work in America each of the past four years. The pediatric research hospital treats childhood cancers and pediatric diseases and aims to find new treatments and preventative measures for these diseases.

Employees offered praise for St. Jude’s work environment and its benefits in Glassdoor reviews. Many also say that they like working at a place with St. Jude’s values, helping children in need. More than 91% of current and former employees would recommend working at St. Jude’s to a friend, and 95% approve of CEO James Downing.

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46. Cisco Systems
> Rating: 4.3

Computer hardware and software giant Cisco Systems is one of the 50 best companies to work for in America, according to reviews from current and former employees on Glassdoor. Employees say they enjoy the work from home flexibility that Cisco provides.

Jobs in the tech sector tend to pay well, and the positions at Cisco Systems are no exception. Employees working as software engineers, IT analysts, systems administrators, and more report on Glassdoor that their salaries tend to be well above $100,000 per year.

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45. Hilton
> Rating: 4.3

Hotel chain Hilton is one of the best companies to work for in America, with a 4.3 out of 5 rating from current and former employees on employment evaluation platform Glassdoor. These Hilton employees work in food service, finance, administration, and many other job functions.

Per Glassdoor, 81% of employees reviewing the company on the site would recommend working at Hilton to a friend, and 90% say they approve of CEO Christopher Nassetta. Reviewers also say the company offers good travel benefits.

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44. Milwaukee Tool
> Rating: 4.3

Milwaukee Tool earned a 4.3 out of 5 overall rating from current and former employees on Glassdoor. Also, more than 90% of reviewers both say they would recommend working at the company and that they approve of CEO Steven Richman.

Milwaukee Tool has been making tools, storage equipment, and other jobsite necessities for nearly 100 years. Employees work to design, manufacture, and ensure the quality of construction products, as well as sell the products and manage sales outlets.

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43. Momentive
> Rating: 4.3

Formerly known as SurveyMonkey, Momentive. is a tech company that enables users to collect insights and information online. One of the smaller and newer companies on this list, Momentive was founded in 1999 and has less than 1,000 employees.

Zander Lurie ranks among 2021’s top CEOs based on Glassdoor reviews, with 97% of current and former employees saying on Glassdoor that they approve of how he runs the company. As with many other tech companies, the annual salaries for Momentive’s employees in the engineering, sales, and business departments often exceed $100,000, likely helping with employee satisfaction.

42. NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital
> Rating: 4.3

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital is a health care provider with locations in and around New York City. It ranks among the best companies in America to work for, with current and former employees rating it 4.3 out of 5.

Glassdoor reviewers say that they like the benefits and opportunities for career advancements NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital provides.

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41. Intuitive (Intuitive Surgical)
> Rating: 4.3

Intuitive is a health care technology company that produces robotic systems to assist in minimally invasive surgeries. The company, headquartered in the heart of Silicon Valley in Sunnyvale, California, is one of the best companies to work for, earning a 4.3 out of 5 rating from current and former employees on Glassdoor.

Employees report having a good work-life balance at Intuitive and competitive salaries. Workers in highly technical and specialized industries like medical technologies often command high salaries, and Intuitive’s engineers are no exception, with typical annual salaries exceeding $100,000.

40. CoverMyMeds
> Rating: 4.3

CoverMyMeds is a health care technology company headquartered in Columbus, Ohio, that aims to facilitate access to prescription medications with online tools that claim to also help with access to financial assistance. With a Glassdoor overall score of 4.3 out of 5, it ranks as one of the best companies to work for.

CoverMyMeds has ranked as one of the top 50 companies to work for in four of the last five years. CEO Nathan Mott has an approval rating of 80% among reviewers, who also report feeling favorably about the company culture and work-life balance.

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39. Pfizer
> Rating: 4.3

Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer ranks among the 40 best companies to work for in America for 2021. The company made headlines for fabricating the first commercially available and FDA approved COVID-19 vaccine.

Pfizer has very positive reviews from current and former employees on Glassdoor, with many praising the company for its benefits, culture, and the people working there. More than 90% of reviewers say they approve of CEO Albert Bourla.

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38. Texas Instruments
> Rating: 4.3

Texas Instruments designs and manufactures tech products used in industrial, automotive, and communications settings as well as personal use. Headquartered in Dallas, the tech giant has over 10,000 employees.

TI has a 4.3 out of 5 overall rating from current and former employees on Glassdoor, with CEO Rich Templeton notching a 94% approval rating. The company pays many of its employees six-figure salaries, and reviewers say the company’s work environment is good.

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37. Ryan, LLC
> Rating: 4.3

Ryan, LLC is a tax services and software provider headquartered in Dallas. Recent company employees say Ryan provides them with good work-life balance and the flexibility to work from home.

Ryan, LLC CEO G. Brint Ryan has a 98% approval rating on Glassdoor. Also, 89% of reviewers say they would recommend working at the company to a friend.

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36. Wegmans Food Markets
> Rating: 4.3

Founded in Rochester, New York, over 100 years ago, Wegmans Food Markets has locations in seven Northeastern states. Still family owned, CEO Colleen Wegman has a high approval rating at 90%, and nearly 80% of employees reviewing the company say they would recommend working at the grocer to a friend.

Wegmans has ranked among Glassdoor’s 50 best companies to work for each year since 2014. Current and former employees say in reviews that they appreciate that the company is family oriented, and that Wegmans provides flexible hours and good benefits.

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35. Trader Joe’s
> Rating: 4.3

Trader Joe’s is one of several grocers to rank among the best companies to work for, based on Glassdoor reviews. The Monrovia, California-based chain has over 500 locations in 42 states and more than 40,000 employees.

Current and former employees say on Glassdoor that Trader Joe’s provides good benefits and a good work environment, with 86% of reviewers saying they would recommend a friend take a job at the company.

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34. Intuit
> Rating: 4.3

Intuit makes financial software products like QuickBooks, TurboTax, and more. Like many tech companies, the company offers competitive salaries, with annual pay for engineers and product managers generally topping $100,000.

In addition to high salaries, Intuit received positive feedback on many facets of its operation. Current and former employees say in Glassdoor reviews that the company offers good benefits and work-life balance. CEO Sasan Goodarzi has a 95% approval rating.

33. Keller Williams
> Rating: 4.3

Keller Williams is a real estate franchise business with over 180,000 real estate professionals worldwide, according to the company. It ranks as one of the best companies to work for in America, with a 4.3 out of 5 rating based on Glassdoor reviews from current and former employees.

Keller Williams agents reviewing the company on Glassdoor say they appreciate the company’s new agents training program. CEO Carl Liebert has a 93% approval rating.

32. Forrester
> Rating: 4.4

Forrester is a research and advisory firm headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The company aims to help companies accelerate growth through a more customer-centric strategy.

Forrester is one of just 32 qualifying companies to score a 4.4 out of 5 or higher on their overall Glassdoor rating from current and former employees. Reviewers also say the work-life balance was a plus. About 90% of employees approve of CEO George Colony and would recommend working there to a friend.

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31. Apple
> Rating: 4.4

Tech giant Apple ranks as one of the best companies to work for in America. One of the largest companies in the world, Apple has ranked among the best companies to work for each year Glassdoor has produced the list, beginning in 2009.

In reviews, Apple employees lauded the company’s benefits, pay, and work environment. CEO Tim Cook has an approval rating of 93%.

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30. Royal Caribbean Group
> Rating: 4.4

Though the cruise industry has faced a difficult time with the COVID-19 pandemic, the employees of Royal Caribbean Group still rate the company as one of the best to work for in 2021, with a 4.4 out of 5 rating overall.

Reviewers from RCG say the company provides a good work environment and they appreciate the fact that their jobs allow them to travel for free. CEO Richard Fain earned a 95% approval rating and was named one of 2021’s top chief executives on Glassdoor.

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29. Vans
> Rating: 4.4

Vans is a popular shoe and apparel company associated with skateboarding and street culture. It ranks among the best companies to work for, with a 4.4 out of 5 score from Glassdoor reviews. CEO Doug Palladini has a 92% approval rating, and 86% of employees reviewing the company say they would recommend working for Vans to a friend.

Vans employees say in their Glassdoor feedback that they liked the employee discounts and enjoyed the work environment at the company.

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28. Mastercard
> Rating: 4.4

Credit card and payment technology company Mastercard ranks 28th on the list of the best companies to work for. The last time it featured on the list was in 2013. Current and former company employees gave Mastercard a 4.4 out of 5 overall score.

Mastercard earned positive feedback from employees for its company culture, work environments, and the benefits it provides. CEO Michael Miebach has an approval rating of 93%.

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27. Robinhood
> Rating: 4.4

Robinhood is a financial and tech company that functions as a brokerage service, allowing people to purchase stocks on its platform. The company exploded in popularity when many used it to purchase “meme stocks” like GameStop and AMC Entertainment to create a short squeeze.

Robinhood employees say in Glassdoor reviews that the company really cares about them, providing them with a good working environment and good benefits.

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26. Zscaler
> Rating: 4.4

Zscaler is a cloud security company headquartered in San Jose, California. It is one of the best companies to work for, with a 4.4 out of 5 rating. Employees say on Glassdoor the company provided them with a good culture and strong work-life balance.

CEO Jay Chaudhry was named one of the top CEOs of 2021, with 98% of Zscaler employees approving of his handling of the company, and 92% of employees saying they would recommend working there to a friend.

25. MathWorks
> Rating: 4.4

MathWorks is a tech company that develops mathematical computing software. The Natick, Massachusetts-based company ranks as the 25th best company to work for, receiving a 4.4 out of 5 rating, based on employees feedback from October 2019 to 2020 on company review site Glassdoor.

Of the nearly 1,600 reviews left by current and former employees, 91% would recommend working at MathWorks to a friend, and 98% say they approve of the job CEO Jack Little is doing. Workers largely say MathWorks has a good work life balance.

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24. Johnson & Johnson
> Rating: 4.4

Johnson & Johnson is a large biotech and pharmaceutical company headquartered in New Brunswick, New Jersey. The company has frequently been in the news recently for its COVID-19 vaccine.

One of the largest companies to rank among the best places to work, many J&J employees say they like the work environment and their coworkers. Hundreds also left positive comments about the benefits the company offers.


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23. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
> Rating: 4.4

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory is a U.S. federal government agency that conducts science and technology research in areas like counterterrorism, intelligence, and energy and environmental security. It has ranked as one of the 25 best places to work in each of the last three years.

More than 90% of reviewers on Glassdoor say they approve of Laboratory Director Kimberly Budil and that they would recommend working at LLNL to a friend. Salaries at the national laboratory tend to be fairly high, with people in jobs like computer scientist, physicist, engineer, and more all reporting average salaries well above $100,000 per year.

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22. Zoom Video Communications
> Rating: 4.4

Zoom Video Communications has been a daily part of many people’s lives over the past year, as the COVID-19 pandemic forced many people to work from home. The company itself ranks as one of the best places to work, with 98% of Glassdoor reviewers saying they approve of CEO Eric Yuan.

Many workers mention that there were some growing pains and that they did have to work long hours during the pandemic, but that they felt their efforts were worthwhile since they were able to make a difference for customers during a stressful time.

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21. Southwest Airlines
> Rating: 4.4

Southwest Airlines is one of two airlines to rank among the 25 best companies to work for, per Glassdoor ratings from current and former employees. The Dallas-based carrier has been one of the top places to work for over a decade.

Reviewers often say they appreciate the financial benefits Southwest Airlines offers, including competitive pay, benefits, 401K match, stock options, and flight benefits. CEO Gary Kelly has a 96% approval rating. Kelly has recently announced he would step down from the CEO role in early 2022.

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20. Blue Raven Solar
> Rating: 4.4

Blue Raven Solar is an energy company headquartered in Orem, Utah, that installs solar panels to provide customers with solar power. It has 24 different locations across a dozen states. Blue Raven Solar is also one of the newest companies on this list, having been founded in 2014.

CEO Ben Peterson has a 95% approval rating on Glassdoor, and 88% of workers would recommend working at Blue Raven Solar to a friend. Many reviews positively note the strong company culture.

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19. Emanate Health
> Rating: 4.4

Emanate Health runs a health care system comprising three hospitals in California’s San Gabriel Valley, between Los Angeles and San Bernardino. Even amid the COVID-19 pandemic, employees say in reviews Emanate Health was a great place to work and offered good benefits, according to Glassdoor feedback from October 2019 to October 2020.

More than 90% of employees say they would recommend that a friend work at Emanate health, and 92% say they approve of CEO Robert Curry.

18. RingCentral
> Rating: 4.4

RingCentral is an IT services company headquartered in Belmont, California. It provides cloud communications and contact center solutions. As is the case with many tech companies, RingCentral offers relatively high salaries. Its software engineers, product managers, marketing managers, and more all average six-figure salaries.

As one of the top-reviewed workplaces on Glassdoor, many RingCentral employees reported that the company allows them to have a good work life balance, particularly for those with families. Some also say the company has a good work environment.

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17. Salesforce
> Rating: 4.4

Salesforce is a cloud computing company headquartered in San Francisco. Not only is it one of the best companies to work for, but it is also one of the largest companies in the world, placing 137th on the Fortune 500. The company has over 10,000 employees and reports more than $21 billion in revenue.

In Glassdoor reviews, current and former employees say that Salesforce offers great benefits as well as maintaining a good work culture and a diverse workforce.

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16. KnowBe4
> Rating: 4.4

KnowBe4 is an IT services company headquartered in Clearwater, Florida. It is one of the newest companies on this list, having been founded in 2010. It is also relatively small compared to many of the other best companies to work for, with fewer than 1,000 total employees.

KnowBe4 provides information security and training to avoid scams and other online issues. Reviewers praise the company’s culture, and CEO Stu Sjouwerman has an impressive approval rating of 99%.

15. DocuSign
> Rating: 4.4

DocuSign is a tech company that provides businesses and individuals the ability to sign documents digitally. Many employees say in Glassdoor reviews that they felt positively about the product they put out.

More than 90% of DocuSign reviewers on Glassdoor say they would recommend working at the company to a friend, and CEO Dan Springer is broadly liked, with a 98% approval rating. The company’s value has increased significantly recently. While the stock price dipped below $80 per share in April of 2020, it shot up to more than $300 a share by July 2021.

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14. Stryker
> Rating: 4.4

Stryker is a medical product manufacturing company headquartered in Portage, Michigan. The business makes surgical tools, orthopedics, and nanotechnology products. The company is relatively large, with over 43,000 employees and more than $14 billion in sales in 2020.

Stryker is one of the only Midwestern-based businesses to rank among the best companies to work for. In Glassdoor reviews, many employees say they appreciate Stryker’s commitment to work-life balance and added that it had a good company culture.

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13. LinkedIn
> Rating: 4.4

Professional networking site LinkedIn is in the business of helping people find new jobs, so it makes sense that the company has a good reputation from its own employees. It ranks as the 13th best company to work for, earning a 4.4 out of 5 rating on Glassdoor.

Hundreds of reviewers say they liked the company culture at LinkedIn and appreciated that the office offers free food. LinkedIn workers typically have high salaries, with six figure averages for positions like software engineer, product manager, data scientist, and many others.

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12. Boston Consulting Group
> Rating: 4.4

Boston Consulting Group aims to help businesses grow and gain a competitive advantage. It ranks as one of the top places to work largely because of the people working there. Glassdoor reviewers consistently praise their coworkers as one of the best aspects of working at BCG.

BCG has ranked as one of the best companies to work for each year for over a decade. CEO Rich Lesser also ranked as the top chief executive of any company in 2021, based on employee feedback on Glassdoor.

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11. Meta
> Rating: 4.4

Social media giant Meta, the newly-formed company that oversees Facebook and Instagram, ranks as one of the best companies to work for, as it has for a decade. In Glassdoor reviews, employees largely have positive things to say about working at Meta, including their favorable impression of their coworkers. Many also add that they like the work environment and appreciate the office’s free food.

As one of the world’s largest companies by revenue, Meta can offer its employees relatively high salaries. Its software engineers, program managers, data scientists, and other workers all make well over $100,000 on average.

10. H E B
> Rating: 4.4

H E B is a San Antonio-based grocery chain, with hundreds of stores across Texas and Mexico. According to Glassdoor reviews, it is the 10th best company to work for — and the only grocer to rank among the top 25.

The company is run by the founder’s grandson, Charles Butt, who has a 95% approval rating according Glassdoor ratings from current and former employees. Reviewers also say they appreciate the relatively high pay and flexible work schedules H E B offers.

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9. Microsoft
> Rating: 4.5

Tech giant Microsoft is one of just nine companies with at least a 4.5/5 rating on Glassdoor from its current and former employees. CEO Satya Nadella is one of the top chief executives based on Glassdoor reviews — 98% of Microsoft employees approve of the job he is doing.

Microsoft offers its employees a number of benefits, including stock options, which are quite lucrative. After its stock price dipped to around $135 per share in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, shares have rebounded quickly. Sixteen months later, Microsoft’s share price has more than doubled to $285.

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8. lululemon
> Rating: 4.5

Lululemon is one of the leading athleisure brands, providing clothing for yoga, running, and other athletic pursuits. It ranks as one of the best companies to work for, with a 4.5 out of 5 rating from its employees.

Many Glassdoor reviewers praise the culture at lululemon, with one saying it “is exceptional at communicating to its employees and listening to feedback.” Many also note that lululemon makes personal development a priority.

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7. Delta Air Lines
> Rating: 4.5

Delta Airlines ranks as the seventh best company to work for, and the best airline to work for, according to Glassdoor reviews. It has a rating of 4.5/5 overall, according to employee reviews left from October 2019 to October 2020.

Delta’s reviews have improved considerably over the past few years. The airline ranked as the 28th best company to work for in 2019, then dropped off the list entirely in 2020 before rebounding all the way up to seventh. CEO Ed Bastian has a 94% approval rating, and 91% of Delta Airlines workers say they would recommend working at the company to a friend.

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6. Google
> Rating: 4.5

Google is one of the world’s largest tech companies, producing software, hardware, cloud computing, and the world’s top search engine.

Many Glassdoor reviews say one of the best aspects of working at Google is the people. CEO Sundar Pichai has a 95% approval rating. As a large tech company, Google can offer its employees very competitive salaries. Software engineers, data scientists, interaction designers, and many other positions at the company average salaries well over $100,000.

5. McKinsey & Company
> Rating: 4.5

McKinsey & Company ranks as the fifth best company to work for. The consulting company helps business clients improve the performance of their business. McKinsey is headquartered in New York City, though it has over 100 offices worldwide. It also ranks as one of the oldest companies on this list, having been founded in 1926.

In Glassdoor reviews, McKinsey employees say they largely like the people they work with. The firm’s previous leader Kevin Sneader had an approval rating of 95%, making him one of the best reviewed chief executives among American businesses — by employees. Sneader was ousted by the partners over some controversies, and the current leader is Global Managing Partner Bob Sternfeld.

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4. HubSpot
> Rating: 4.5

HubSpot is a customer relationship management platform that provides software, sales, website management and tech support to businesses. It ranks as the fourth best place to work, according to its employees.

HubSpot employees rave about the work-life balance in Glassdoor reviews, touting the company’s unlimited paid time off policy, and saying that they were encouraged to take vacations. CEO Brian Haligan has a 99% approval rating and ranks among the top CEOs on Glassdoor.

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3. In-N-Out Burger
> Rating: 4.5

West Coast favorite In-N-Out Burger has been serving burgers and fries since 1948. It is the only restaurant to rank among the best places to work, and it has ranked as one of the 10 best companies to work for each year since 2015.

Hundreds of Glassdoor reviews about In-N-Out laud the company for its relatively high pay for hourly workers — well above its competitors in the fast food space. It also offers some employees benefits like 401K matches and health care benefits. The vast majority of workers say they like CEO Lynsi Snyder and would recommend working at In-N-Out to a friend.

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2. NVIDIA
> Rating: 4.5

Nvidia is a computer hardware and software company headquartered in Santa Clara, California. The company creates a wide array of tech products like AI, robotics, health care, and more. According to Glassdoor reviews, 97% of Nvidia workers past and present would recommend working at the company to a friend, and 98% approve of CEO Jensen Huang — both among the highest percentages of any company.

Nvidia’s workers say they appreciate being able to work on cutting edge technology, and that the company allows them to have a good work-life balance.

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1. Bain & Company
> Rating: 4.6

Bain & Company ranks as the best company to work for, according to Glassdoor reviews. It is the only company to achieve a 4.6 rating in 2021 — and it has ranked among the five best places to work each year for over a decade. CEO Manny Maceda has a 98% approval rating.

Bain & Company is a consulting firm, located in Boston. Many reviewers praise the company culture and say they appreciate the opportunities for professional development. Bain & Company employees tend to have relatively high salaries, with many positions averaging incomes of well over $100,000.

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