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Fortune 100 best companies Rank Company Name No. of Employees Job Growth 1 Google, Inc. 34,311 N.A. 2 SAS 6,373 5.6% 3 CHG Healthcare Services 1,378 4.7% 4 The Boston Consulting Group, Inc. 2,314 18.6% 5 Wegmans Food Markets, Inc. 43,927 8.3% 6 NetApp 7,426 7.8% 7 Hilcorp Energy Company 1,012 47.7% 8 Edward Jones 35,114 -0.9% 9 Ultimate Software 1,440 18.7% 10 Camden Property Trust 1,896 13% 11 Qualcomm 15,693 17.5%

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Page 1: Fortune 100 best companies

Fortune 100 best companies

Rank Company Name No. of Employees Job Growth

1 Google, Inc. 34,311 N.A.

2 SAS 6,373 5.6%

3 CHG Healthcare Services 1,378 4.7%

4 The Boston Consulting Group, Inc.

2,314 18.6%

5 Wegmans Food Markets, Inc. 43,927 8.3%

6 NetApp 7,426 7.8%

7 Hilcorp Energy Company 1,012 47.7%

8 Edward Jones 35,114 -0.9%

9 Ultimate Software 1,440 18.7%

10 Camden Property Trust 1,896 13%

11 Qualcomm 15,693 17.5%

12 DreamWorks Animation 2,181 1.5%

Page 2: Fortune 100 best companies

Rank Company Name No. of Employees Job Growth

13 Quicken Loans Inc. 5,744 50.9%

14 Robert W. Baird & Co. 2,612 4.8%

15 DPR Construction 1,371 8.7%

16 The Container Store 3,865 16.3%

17 Recreational Equipment, Inc. (REI)

10,757 4%

18 Burns & McDonnell 3,586 15.3%

19 salesforce.com 5,474 44.2%

20 Millennium: The Takeda Oncology Company

1,396 5.8%

21 W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc. 6,234 6.7%

22 Intuit, Inc. 7,405 4.4%

23 Alston & Bird LLP 1,646 0.1%

24 World Wide Technology, Inc. 1,816 23.2%

Page 3: Fortune 100 best companies

Rank Company Name No. of Employees Job Growth

25 Plante & Moran, PLLC 1,584 7%

26 Chesapeake Energy 13,242 26.1%

27 Devon Energy 3,523 5.9%

28 Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants 7,480 7.4%

29 Southern Ohio Medical Center 2,189 5.7%

30 Mercedes-Benz USA 1,785 5.7%

31 Zappos.com 1,243 -57.3%

32 JM Family Enterprises, Inc. 3,737 2.6%

33 Perkins Coie LLP 1,945 7.5%

34 Rackspace Hosting 3,571 22.4%

35 National Instruments 3,008 11.6%

36 Genentech 11,148 -3.9%

Page 4: Fortune 100 best companies

Rank Company Name No. of Employees Job Growth

37 Nugget Market, Inc. 1,145 -10.9%

38 NuStar Energy L.P. 1,491 -1.3%

39 Meridian Health 9,594 25.8%

40 USAA 23,390 0.1%

41 Mayo Clinic 43,820 4.7%

42 Cisco 35,336 -11.2%

43 Scripps Health 12,311 2.3%

44 FactSet Research Systems Inc.

1,867 12%

45 Baker Donelson 1,217 6.7%

46 Children's Healthcare of Atlanta

6,755 1.9%

47 Deloitte 43,302 5.6%

48 Novo Nordisk Inc. 4,057 2.4%

Page 5: Fortune 100 best companies

Rank Company Name No. of Employees Job Growth

49 Atlantic Health System 8,430 15.3%

50 Men's Wearhouse 15,261 2.6%

51 American Express 26,983 0.8%

52 St. Jude Children's Research Hospital

3,666 1.8%

53 Scottrade, Inc. 3,347 9.9%

54 Autodesk, Inc. 3,012 11.7%

55 Umpqua Bank 2,341 4.8%

56 Navy Federal Credit Union 8,734 9.7%

57 Ernst & Young LLP 27,041 11.6%

58 The Everett Clinic 2,377 15.6%

59 Allianz Life Insurance Company of North America

1,776 3.9%

60 Teach For America, Inc. 1,682 16.7%

Page 6: Fortune 100 best companies

Rank Company Name No. of Employees Job Growth

61 Stryker 10,696 3.1%

62 Arnold & Porter LLP 1,388 10.5%

63 Hitachi Data Systems 2,216 14.4%

64 Marriott International, Inc. 99,174 -10.3%

65 Darden Restaurants 177,655 5.1%

66 QuikTrip 12,625 6.3%

67 The Methodist Hospital System

12,952 6.5%

68 Intel Corporation 48,350 9%

69 OhioHealth 14,689 13.4%

70 ARI, Automotive Resources International

1,276 14.5%

71 Whole Foods Market 64,127 7.2%

72 EOG Resources, Inc. 2,266 9%

Page 7: Fortune 100 best companies

Rank Company Name No. of Employees Job Growth

73 PCL Construction Enterprises, Inc.

1,296 2.7%

74 CarMax 16,455 6%

75 Microsoft Corporation 55,455 2%

76 Baptist Health South Florida 14,145 6.8%

77 Publix Super Markets 151,889 0.7%

78 Build-A-Bear Workshop 3,460 -11.5%

79 TEKsystems 3,165 3.9%

80 Rothstein Kass 1,043 21.8%

81 PricewaterhouseCoopers 34,237 12.2%

82 Bingham McCutchen LLP 1,359 -8.7%

83 Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts

12,763 2.7%

84 Aflac, Inc. 4,543 5.7%

Page 8: Fortune 100 best companies

Rank Company Name No. of Employees Job Growth

85 Balfour Beatty Construction 2,543 24.8%

86 TDIndustries 1,660 7.1%

87 Capital One 36,394 31%

88 Nordstrom, Inc. 58,140 14.4%

89 Roche Diagnostics Corporation

4,152 0%

90 Bright Horizons Family Solutions

15,169 5%

91 Accenture 38,000 6.2%

92 Hasbro, Inc. 2,703 -10.5%

93 Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. 13,326 -6.1%

94 Starbucks 114,790 2.5%

95 Mars, Inc. 11,985 -1.2%

96 Mattel, Inc. 5,404 4.8%

Page 9: Fortune 100 best companies

Rank Company Name No. of Employees Job Growth

97 Aéropostale, Inc. 21,850 -0.3%

98 FedEx Corporation 228,866 -0.2%

99 Grainger 15,173 4.3%

100 CH2M HILL 13,748 4.7%

Forbes 100 best

Rank Company

5-Year Avg. SalesGrowth (%)

5-Year Avg.Net IncomeGrowth (%)

EnterpriseValue ($bil)

InnovationPremium*

1 Salesforce.com 39.5 78.7 20.7

2 Amazon.com 32.0 37.6 92.7

3 Intuitive Surgical 43.4 36.4 13.4

4 Tencent Holdings 69.0 75.4 46.5

5 Apple 35.1 60.7 303.4

6 Hindustan Unilever 10.0 4.0 15.5

7 Google 35.0 37.1 138.1

Page 10: Fortune 100 best companies

Rank Company

5-Year Avg. SalesGrowth (%)

5-Year Avg.Net IncomeGrowth (%)

EnterpriseValue ($bil)

InnovationPremium*

8 Natura Cosméticos 17.0 13.5 10.2

9 Bharat Heavy Electricals 27.2 25.0 19.5

10 Monsanto 13.4 44.7 41.3

11 Reckitt Benckiser Group 15.1 18.6 43.4

12 Celgene 46.3 81.1 27.5

13 Nidec 5.1 5.0 15.2

14 Terumo 5.8 -0.1 10.7

15 Infosys 23.6 22.7 34.3

16 Pernod Ricard 14.0 14.9 38.5

17 Keyence 3.1 1.9 11.3

18 FMC Technologies 13.5 31.7 10.9

19 Starbucks 10.1 3.8 28.9

20 Nintendo 14.8 -4.6 14.3

Page 11: Fortune 100 best companies

Rank Company

5-Year Avg. SalesGrowth (%)

5-Year Avg.Net IncomeGrowth (%)

EnterpriseValue ($bil)

InnovationPremium*

21 Alcon** 10.4 17.9 -

22 Activision Blizzard 31.1 41.6 10.5

23 Beiersdorf 5.3 -0.7 12.7

24 Procter & Gamble 7.7 11.0 211.3

25 Essilor International 9.9 10.0 17.4

26 L'Oréal 6.1 2.6 74.7

27 Schlumberger 11.8 8.5 126.7

28 Ecolab 6.3 8.8 14.2

29 Alstom 9.3 21.0 19.3

30 ICL-Israel Chemicals 9.6 15.0 22.0

31 General Mills 5.1 10.2 30.2

32 CSL 10.1 14.0 17.8

33 Colgate-Palmolive 6.9 12.6 46.5

Page 12: Fortune 100 best companies

Rank Company

5-Year Avg. SalesGrowth (%)

5-Year Avg.Net IncomeGrowth (%)

EnterpriseValue ($bil)

InnovationPremium*

34 NetApp 17.3 12.0 15.8

35 Danone 5.5 5.0 57.1

36 Citrix Systems 14.7 7.5 14.7

37 Areva -2.1 -3.4 19.1

38 Rockwell Automation 2.3 -7.5 12.5

39 Kone 9.0 37.2 15.5

40 China Oilfield Services 29.7 38.1 14.5

41 Synthes 8.0 11.5 19.1

42 Juniper Networks 14.5 -0.1 14.7

43 Praxair 5.1 9.6 39.6

44 Estée Lauder Cos 4.6 -1.0 21.1

45 Fanuc 3.2 5.8 34.8

46 Hershey 3.1 -0.5 13.4

Page 13: Fortune 100 best companies

Rank Company

5-Year Avg. SalesGrowth (%)

5-Year Avg.Net IncomeGrowth (%)

EnterpriseValue ($bil)

InnovationPremium*

47 Avon Products 5.7 -1.5 14.4

48 Paccar -10.0 -30.0 21.8

49 SMC Corp 1.1 -2.2 10.9

50 PepsiCo 10.8 6.6 135.4

51 Fresenius Medical Care 10.8 15.1 29.2

52 Secom 3.2 2.8 9.4

53 Anheuser-Busch InBev 18.7 27.5 133.8

54 Adobe Systems 11.5 1.8 13.1

55 Agilent Technologies 1.4 14.0 15.0

56 HTC Corp 30.7 27.4 22.3

57 Kellogg 4.4 5.3 25.5

58 Sandvik 5.5 2.0 22.2

59 ASML Holding 12.3 26.8 13.2

Page 14: Fortune 100 best companies

Rank Company

5-Year Avg. SalesGrowth (%)

5-Year Avg.Net IncomeGrowth (%)

EnterpriseValue ($bil)

InnovationPremium*

60 Air Products & Chemicals

3.1 4.5 24.0

61 Qualcomm 13.8 2.1 80.4

62 Richemont (Compagnie Financière)

6.5 -3.1 30.9

63 SAP 7.9 3.9 69.1

64 Emerson Electric 3.2 4.6 44.9

65 Campbell Soup 2.2 3.6 13.4

66 Kao 4.1 -8.1 15.0

67 Atlas Copco 5.8 8.6 28.8

68 Danaher 9.7 11.2 37.1

69 Corning 5.9 33.7 21.9

70 Daikin Industries 7.9 -13.4 13.0

71 Thermo Fisher Scientific 33.3 46.6 25.5

72 Sany Heavy Industry 68.1 91.8 23.1

Page 15: Fortune 100 best companies

Rank Company

5-Year Avg. SalesGrowth (%)

5-Year Avg.Net IncomeGrowth (%)

EnterpriseValue ($bil)

InnovationPremium*

73 Johnson Controls 2.4 11.6 31.9

74 Unilever NV 2.2 2.4 102.9

75 Zoomlion Heavy Industry 58.1 71.9 11.4

76 Rolls-Royce Holdings 10.9 9.0 16.5

77 Oracle 17.9 17.8 147.1

78 Fresenius SE 15.2 22.9 34.7

79 Syngenta 3.5 13.2 32.4

80 LeGrand 3.7 32.8 11.7

81 Schindler Holding -1.3 12.4 11.3

82 Kraft Foods 7.1 -3.5 89.9

83 Henkel 4.7 8.1 27.2

84 Intuit 11.4 6.7 13.9

85 Cameron International 17.6 23.3 12.0

Page 16: Fortune 100 best companies

Rank Company

5-Year Avg. SalesGrowth (%)

5-Year Avg.Net IncomeGrowth (%)

EnterpriseValue ($bil)

InnovationPremium*

86 Microsoft 9.7 8.3 186.0

87 Automatic Data Processing

8.5 11.0 24.5

88 Maroc Telecom 9.0 10.4 16.9

89 Precision Castparts 9.1 21.1 22.0

90 Air Liquide 5.3 8.5 44.7

91 Boston Scientific 3.4 - 14.9

92 Tenaris 1.4 -3.7 26.3

93 ABB 3.3 23.8 49.2

94 Toshiba 0.2 12.0 36.9

95 Stryker 9.7 14.5 20.7

96 BAE Systems 13.9 12.6 16.2

97 Halliburton 10.3 -7.3 50.6

98 CA 2.8 49.3 9.5

Page 17: Fortune 100 best companies

Rank Company

5-Year Avg. SalesGrowth (%)

5-Year Avg.Net IncomeGrowth (%)

EnterpriseValue ($bil)

InnovationPremium*

99 Altera 7.8 14.1 11.1

100 ConAgra Foods 4.1 13.5 13.0

Here are all 100 of the world’s most reputable companies:

Rank Company Home Country2012 RepTrak™

Pulse ScoreDifference 2012-2011

1 BMW Germany 80.08 .65

2 Sony Japan 79.31 .25

3 The Walt Disney CompanyUnited States of America

78.92 -.58

4 Daimler (Mercedes-Benz) Germany 78.54 -.49

5 AppleUnited States of America

78.49 -1.29

6 GoogleUnited States of America

78.05 -1.94

7 MicrosoftUnited States of America

77.98 .68

8 Volkswagen Germany 77.04 -.30

9 Canon Japan 76.98 -1.08

10 LEGO Group Denmark 76.35 -2.91

11 Adidas Group Germany 76.00 n/a

12 Nestlé Switzerland 75.88 -.13

13 Colgate-PalmoliveUnited States of America

75.75 1.13

14 Panasonic Japan 75.71 -1.13

15 Nike United States of 75.43 -1.49

Page 18: Fortune 100 best companies

Rank Company Home Country2012 RepTrak™

Pulse ScoreDifference 2012-2011

America

16 IntelUnited States of America

75.42 -2.14

17 Michelín France 75.32 -.42

18 Johnson & JohnsonUnited States of America

75.17 -1.58

19 IBMUnited States of America

75.08 .68

20 Ferrero Italy 74.90 -.12

21 Samsung Electronics South Korea 74.81 2.05

22 Honda Motor Japan 74.80 .81

23 L’Oréal France 74.35 -1.36

24 Nokia Finland 74.33 -1.84

25 Philips Electronics the Netherlands 74.33 -.51

26 KelloggUnited States of America

74.32 -.88

27 GoodyearUnited States of America

74.28 -.80

28 Amazon.comUnited States of America

74.07 .45

29 Danone France 74.05 .13

30 3MUnited States of America

74.02 -.66

31 Hewlett-PackardUnited States of America

73.67 -2.23

32 Nintendo Japan 73.56 -1.09

33LVMH Group (Louis Vuitton – Moët Hennessy)

France 73.46 1.31

34 Bridgestone Japan 73.35 .14

Page 19: Fortune 100 best companies

Rank Company Home Country2012 RepTrak™

Pulse ScoreDifference 2012-2011

35 IKEA Sweden 73.22 -.61

36 Giorgio Armani Group Italy 73.22 n/a

37 Toyota Japan 72.77 1.50

38 The Coca-Cola CompanyUnited States of America

72.66 -1.61

39 FedExUnited States of America

72.56 -.12

40 Marriott InternationalUnited States of America

72.53 -.54

41 Pirelli Italy 72.30 -1.58

42 Barilla Italy 72.12 .09

43 Fujifilm Japan 72.07 -.60

44 Deutsche Lufthansa Germany 72.06 -.79

45 Siemens Germany 71.76 -.58

46 Bayer Germany 71.31 n/a

47 UPSUnited States of America

71.29 -.91

48 BoeingUnited States of America

71.09 -.48

49 Procter & GambleUnited States of America

71.08 -1.67

50 DellUnited States of America

71.02 -2.58

51 Singapore Airlines Singapore 70.89 -.87

52 Toshiba Japan 70.87 -1.83

53 XeroxUnited States of America

70.77 -2.32

54 Unileverthe Netherlands/the United Kingdom

70.63 -.74

Page 20: Fortune 100 best companies

Rank Company Home Country2012 RepTrak™

Pulse ScoreDifference 2012-2011

55 Cisco SystemsUnited States of America

70.62 -2.37

56 LG Corporation South Korea 70.62 -.35

57 HJ HeinzUnited States of America

70.61 -.92

58 Kraft FoodsUnited States of America

70.57 .42

59 Swatch Group Switzerland 70.50 -2.64

60 Hilton WorldwideUnited States of America

70.47 -1.70

61 Heineken the Netherlands 70.41 -.24

62 Nissan Motor Japan 70.18 -.94

63 Qantas Airways Australia 70.05 .40

64 Electrolux Sweden 69.91 -1.60

65 Abbott LaboratoriesUnited States of America

69.89 n/a

66 General ElectricUnited States of America

69.86 -1.13

67 DuPontUnited States of America

69.77 -2.23

68 Sharp Japan 69.75 -2.02

69 Eastman KodakUnited States of America

69.64 -3.35

70 Airbus France 69.60 .09

71 OracleUnited States of America

69.54 -.98

72 Roche Switzerland 69.53 -1.58

73 ACER Taiwan 69.38 -.93

74 Sara LeeUnited States of America

69.35 2.16

Page 21: Fortune 100 best companies

Rank Company Home Country2012 RepTrak™

Pulse ScoreDifference 2012-2011

75 Yahoo!United States of America

68.94 n/a

76 H&M Sweden 68.77 n/a

77SAS (Scandinavian Airlines)

Sweden 68.74 -.55

78 Marks & Spencer Group the United Kingdom 68.73 -1.66

79 Hitachi Japan 68.64 -2.02

80 eBayUnited States of America

68.50 n/a

81 Avon ProductsUnited States of America

68.40 .07

82 Zara Spain 68.26 .00

83 Starbucks Coffee CompanyUnited States of America

68.16 -.50

84 PepsiCoUnited States of America

68.11 -1.25

85 Fujitsu Japan 67.93 -1.36

86 GlaxoSmithKline the United Kingdom 67.79 -1.66

87 PfizerUnited States of America

67.44 n/a

88 Suzuki Motor Japan 67.34 -3.70

89 Carlsberg Group Denmark 67.21 -.81

90 Eli LillyUnited States of America

67.21 n/a

91 General MillsUnited States of America

67.19 -1.17

92 Air France-KLM France 67.13 -.78

93 Carrefour France 66.54 2.53

94 Virgin Group the United Kingdom 66.41 -3.38

Page 22: Fortune 100 best companies

Rank Company Home Country2012 RepTrak™

Pulse ScoreDifference 2012-2011

95 Lenovo Group China 66.27 -1.67

96 Hyundai South Korea 65.69 -2.50

97 Diageo the United Kingdom 65.05 -.19

98 Petrobras Brazil 64.21 -.71

99 Vodafone the United Kingdom 64.02 -.94

100

Lockheed MartinUnited States of America

63.93 .42

2013 FORTUNE’s 100 Best Companies to Work for®

Great Place to Work® Institute produces FORTUNE's 100 Best Companies to Work For® list. The

list is co-authored by Robert Levering and Milton Moskowitz.

The List Publisher's Site: FORTUNEThe List Publisher's Site: FORTUNE Magazine

1. Google

21274 employees

www.google.com

Industry: Media - Online Internet Services

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: California

2. SAS

6373 employees

www.sas.com

Industry: Information Technology - Software

Ownership: Private

State: North Carolina

3. CHG Healthcare Services

Page 23: Fortune 100 best companies

1378 employees

www.chghealthcare.com

Industry: Professional Services - Staffing & Recruitment

Ownership: Private

State: Utah

4. Boston Consulting Group

2314 employees

www.bcg.com

Industry: Professional Services - Consulting - Management

Ownership: Private

State: Massachusetts

5. Wegmans Food Markets

43927 employees

www.wegmans.com

Industry: Retail - Food/Grocery

Ownership: Private

State: New York

6. NetApp

7426 employees

www.netapp.com

Industry: Information Technology - Storage/Data Management

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: California

7. Hilcorp Energy Company

1012 employees

www.hilcorp.com

Industry: Manufacturing & Production

Ownership: Private

State: Texas

8. Edward Jones

35118 employees

www.edwardjones.com

Industry: Financial Services & Insurance - Investments

Ownership: Private

State: Missouri

Page 24: Fortune 100 best companies

9. Ultimate Software

1440 employees

www.ultimatesoftware.com

Industry: Information Technology - Software

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: Florida

10. Camden Property Trust

1896 employees

www.camdenliving.com

Industry: Construction & Real Estate - Property Management

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: Texas

11. Qualcomm

15693 employees

www.qualcomm.com

Industry: Telecommunications

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: California

12. DreamWorks Animation

2181 employees

www.dreamworksanimation.com

Industry: Media - Television/Film/Video

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: California

13. Quicken Loans

5744 employees

www.quickenloans.com

Industry: Financial Services & Insurance - Banking/Credit Services

Ownership: Private

State: Michigan

14. Robert W. Baird & Co.

2612 employees

www.rwbaird.com

Industry: Financial Services & Insurance - Investments

Page 25: Fortune 100 best companies

Ownership: Private

State: Wisconsin

15. DPR Construction

1371 employees

www.dpr.com

Industry: Construction & Real Estate - Contracting

Ownership: Private

State: California

16. The Container Store

3865 employees

www.containerstore.com

Industry: Retail - Specialty

Ownership: Private

State: Texas

17. Recreational Equipment (REI)

10757 employees

www.rei.com

Industry: Retail - Specialty

Ownership: Cooperative

State: Washington

18. Burns & McDonnell

3586 employees

www.burnsmcd.com

Industry: Industrial Services - Engineering

Ownership: Private

State: Missouri

19. salesforce.com

5494 employees

www.salesforce.com

Industry: Information Technology

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: California

20. Millennium: The Takeda Oncology Company

Page 26: Fortune 100 best companies

1396 employees

www.millennium.com

Industry: Biotechnology & Pharmaceuticals - Pharmaceuticals

Ownership: Private

State: Massachusetts

21. W. L. Gore & Associates

6234 employees

www.gore.com

Industry: Manufacturing & Production

Ownership: Private

State: Delaware

22. Intuit

7405 employees

www.intuit.com

Industry: Information Technology - Software

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: California

23. Alston & Bird

1646 employees

www.alston.com

Industry: Professional Services - Legal

Ownership: Private

State: Georgia

24. World Wide Technology

1816 employees

www.wwt.com

Industry: Information Technology

Ownership: Private

State: Missouri

25. Plante & Moran

1584 employees

www.plantemoran.com

Industry: Professional Services - Consulting - Management

Ownership: Private

State: Michigan

Page 27: Fortune 100 best companies

26. Chesapeake Energy

13242 employees

www.chk.com

Industry: Manufacturing & Production - Coke, refined petroleum products and nuclear fuel

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: Oklahoma

27. Devon Energy

3523 employees

www.dvn.com

Industry: Manufacturing & Production

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: Oklahoma

28. Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants

7480 employees

www.kimptonhotels.com

Industry: Hospitality

Ownership: Private

State: California

29. Southern Ohio Medical Center

2189 employees

www.somc.org

Industry: Health Care - Hospital

Ownership: Non-profit

State: Ohio

30. Mercedes-Benz USA

1785 employees

www.mbusa.com

Industry: Advertising & Marketing

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: New Jersey

31. Zappos.com

1243 employees

www.zappos.com

Industry: Retail - Specialty

Page 28: Fortune 100 best companies

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: Nevada

32. JM Family Enterprises

3709 employees

www.jmfamily.com

Industry: Manufacturing & Production - Automotive

Ownership: Private

State: Florida

33. Perkins Coie

1945 employees

www.perkinscoie.com

Industry: Professional Services - Legal

Ownership: Private

State: Washington

34. Rackspace Hosting

3571 employees

www.rackspace.com

Industry: Information Technology

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: Texas

35. National Instruments

3008 employees

www.ni.com

Industry: Manufacturing & Production - Electronics

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: Texas

36. Genentech

11148 employees

www.gene.com

Industry: Biotechnology & Pharmaceuticals - Biotechnology

Ownership: Private

State: California

37. Nugget Market

Page 29: Fortune 100 best companies

1145 employees

www.nuggetmarket.com

Industry: Retail - Food/Grocery

Ownership: Private

State: California

38. NuStar Energy

1491 employees

www.nustarenergy.com

Industry: Transportation - Transport & Storage

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: Texas

39. Meridian Health

9594 employees

www.meridianhealth.com

Industry: Health Care

Ownership: Non-profit

State: New Jersey

40. USAA

23390 employees

www.usaa.com

Industry: Financial Services & Insurance - Auto Insurance

Ownership: Private

State: Texas

41. Mayo Clinic

43820 employees

www.mayoclinic.org

Industry: Health Care

Ownership: Private

State: Minnesota

42. Cisco

35336 employees

www.cisco.com

Industry: Information Technology - Hardware

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: California

Page 30: Fortune 100 best companies

43. Scripps Health

13425 employees

www.scripps.org

Industry: Health Care - Hospital

Ownership: Non-profit

State: California

44. FactSet Research Systems

1867 employees

www.factset.com

Industry: Financial Services & Insurance

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: Connecticut

45. Baker Donelson

1217 employees

www.bakerdonelson.com

Industry: Professional Services - Legal

Ownership: Private

State: Tennessee

46. Children's Healthcare of Atlanta

6755 employees

www.choa.org

Industry: Health Care - Hospital

Ownership: Non-profit

State: Georgia

47. Deloitte

43302 employees

www.deloitte.com

Industry: Professional Services

Ownership: Private

State: New York

48. Novo Nordisk

4057 employees

www.novonordisk-us.com

Industry: Biotechnology & Pharmaceuticals - Pharmaceuticals

Page 31: Fortune 100 best companies

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: New Jersey

49. Atlantic Health

6665 employees

www.atlantichealth.org

Industry: Health Care - Hospital

Ownership: Non-profit

State: New Jersey

50. Men's Wearhouse

15256 employees

www.menswearhouse.com

Industry: Retail - Clothing

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: Texas

51. American Express

26983 employees

www.americanexpress.com

Industry: Financial Services & Insurance - Banking/Credit Services

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: New York

52. St. Jude Children's Research Hospital

3666 employees

www.stjude.org

Industry: Health Care - Hospital

Ownership: Non-profit

State: Tennessee

53. Scottrade

3347 employees

www.scottrade.com

Industry: Financial Services & Insurance - Investments

Ownership: Private

State: Missouri

54. Autodesk

Page 32: Fortune 100 best companies

3131 employees

www.autodesk.com

Industry: Information Technology - Software

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: California

55. Umpqua Bank

2341 employees

www.umpquabank.com

Industry: Financial Services & Insurance - Banking/Credit Services

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: Oregon

56. Navy Federal Credit Union

8734 employees

www.navyfederal.org

Industry: Financial Services & Insurance - Banking/Credit Services

Ownership: Non-profit

State: Virginia

57. Ernst & Young

27041 employees

www.ey.com

Industry: Professional Services

Ownership: Private

State: New York

58. The Everett Clinic

2396 employees

www.everettclinic.com

Industry: Health Care - Services

Ownership: Private

State: Washington

59. Allianz Life Insurance Company of North America

1776 employees

www.allianzlife.com

Industry: Financial Services & Insurance

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: Minnesota

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60. Teach For America

1682 employees

www.teachforamerica.org

Industry: Education & Training

Ownership: Non-profit

State: New York

61. Stryker

10696 employees

www.stryker.com

Industry: Manufacturing & Production - Medical devices

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: Michigan

62. Arnold & Porter

1389 employees

www.arnoldporter.com

Industry: Professional Services - Legal

Ownership: Private

State: District of Columbia

63. Hitachi Data Systems

2169 employees

www.hds.com

Industry: Information Technology - Storage/Data Management

Ownership: Private

State: California

64. Marriott International

99550 employees

www.marriott.com

Industry: Hospitality - Hotel/Resort

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: Maryland

65. Darden Restaurants

177655 employees

www.darden.com

Industry: Hospitality - Food and Beverage Service

Page 34: Fortune 100 best companies

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: Florida

66. QuikTrip

12625 employees

www.quiktrip.com

Industry: Retail - Food/Grocery

Ownership: Private

State: Oklahoma

67. The Methodist Hospital System

12952 employees

www.methodisthealth.com

Industry: Health Care - Hospital

Ownership: Non-profit

State: Texas

68. Intel Corporation

47900 employees

www.intel.com

Industry: Manufacturing & Production - Electronics

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: California

69. OhioHealth

14689 employees

www.ohiohealth.com

Industry: Health Care - Hospital

Ownership: Non-profit

State: Ohio

70. ARI, Automotive Resources International

1276 employees

www.arifleet.com

Industry: Professional Services

Ownership: Private

State: New Jersey

71. Whole Foods Market

Page 35: Fortune 100 best companies

64127 employees

www.wholefoods.com

Industry: Retail - Food/Grocery

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: Texas

72. EOG Resources

2266 employees

www.eogresources.com

Industry: Manufacturing & Production

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: Texas

73. PCL Construction Enterprises

1296 employees

www.pcl.com

Industry: Construction & Real Estate - Contracting

Ownership: Private

State: Colorado

74. CarMax

16455 employees

www.carmax.com

Industry: Retail - Specialty

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: Virginia

75. Microsoft Corporation

55455 employees

www.microsoft.com

Industry: Information Technology - Software

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: Washington

76. Baptist Health South Florida

14145 employees

www.baptisthealth.net

Industry: Health Care - Hospital

Ownership: Non-profit

State: Florida

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77. Publix Super Markets

151889 employees

www.publix.com

Industry: Retail - Food/Grocery

Ownership: Private

State: Florida

78. Build-A-Bear Workshop

3462 employees

www.buildabear.com

Industry: Retail - Specialty

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: Missouri

79. TEKsystems

3165 employees

www.teksystems.com

Industry: Professional Services - Staffing & Recruitment

Ownership: Private

State: Maryland

80. Rothstein Kass

1011 employees

www.rkco.com

Industry: Financial Services & Insurance - Accounting

Ownership: Private

State: New Jersey

81. PricewaterhouseCoopers

34237 employees

www.pwc.com

Industry: Professional Services

Ownership: Private

State: New York

82. Bingham McCutchen LLP

1359 employees

www.bingham.com

Industry: Professional Services - Legal

Page 37: Fortune 100 best companies

Ownership: Private

State: Massachusetts

83. Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts

12763 employees

www.fourseasons.com

Industry: Hospitality - Hotel/Resort

Ownership: Private

84. Aflac

4543 employees

www.aflac.com

Industry: Financial Services & Insurance

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: Georgia

85. Balfour Beatty Construction

2543 employees

www.balfourbeattyus.com

Industry: Construction & Real Estate - Real Estate

Ownership: Private

State: Texas

86. TDIndustries

1660 employees

www.tdindustries.com

Industry: Construction & Real Estate - Contracting

Ownership: Private

State: Texas

87. Capital One

36394 employees

www.capitalone.com

Industry: Financial Services & Insurance - Banking/Credit Services

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: Virginia

88. Nordstrom

58140 employees

www.nordstrom.com

Page 38: Fortune 100 best companies

Industry: Retail - Clothing

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: Washington

89. Roche Diagnostics Corporation

4152 employees

www.roche-diagnostics.us

Industry: Health Care

Ownership: Private

State: Indiana

90. Bright Horizons Family Solutions

15169 employees

www.brighthorizons.com

Industry: Education & Training

Ownership: Private

State: Massachusetts

91. Accenture

32980 employees

www.accenture.com

Industry: Professional Services - Consulting - Management

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: New York

92. Hasbro

2703 employees

www.hasbro.com

Industry: Manufacturing & Production

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: Rhode Island

93. Goldman Sachs Group

13326 employees

www.gs.com

Industry: Financial Services & Insurance - Banking/Credit Services

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: New York

94. Starbucks

Page 39: Fortune 100 best companies

114790 employees

www.starbucks.com

Industry: Retail - Specialty

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: Washington

95. Mars

11985 employees

www.mars.com

Industry: Manufacturing & Production

Ownership: Private

State: Virginia

96. Mattel

5404 employees

www.mattel.com

Industry: Manufacturing & Production - Personal and Household goods

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: California

97. Aéropostale

21850 employees

www.aeropostale.com

Industry: Retail - Clothing

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: New York

98. FedEx Corporation

228954 employees

www.fedex.com

Industry: Transportation

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: Tennessee

99. Grainger

15173 employees

www.grainger.com

Industry: Industrial Services

Ownership: Publicly quoted/held

State: Illinois

Page 40: Fortune 100 best companies

100. CH2M HILL

13748 employees

www.ch2mhill.com

Industry: Professional Services - Consulting Engineering

Ownership: Private

State: Colorado

Companies by revenue

List

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a

n

k

Com

pan

y

Industr

y

Re

ven

ue

FY

Capit

alizati

on

Emp

loye

es

ListingHeadquar

ters

Lea

der

Re

f(s

).

1Exxon

Mobil

Oil and G

as

$486.4

29

Dece

mber

31,

2011

$408.78 99,100 NYSE: XOM Irving,

Texas

Rex W.

Tillerso

n

[2]

2

Royal

Dutch

Shell

Oil and

Gas

$470.1

71

Dece

mber

31,

2011

$236.34 90,000 LSE: RDSA

 The

Hague;   

London

Peter

Voser[3]

3Walmar

tRetail

$446.9

50

Janua

ry 31,

2012

$208.362,200,0

00NYSE: WMT

 Bentonvil

le, Arkansas

Michae

l Duke[4][5]

4 Sinopec

Group

Oil and

Gas

$397.7

75

Dece

mber

31,

- 400,513 NYSE: SNP  Beijing Su

Shulin

[6]

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R

a

n

k

Com

pan

y

Industr

y

Re

ven

ue

FY

Capit

alizati

on

Emp

loye

es

ListingHeadquar

ters

Lea

der

Re

f(s

).

2011

5

China

Nationa

l

Petrole

um

Corpora

tion

Oil and

Gas

$378.0

25

Dece

mber

31,

2011

- 464,000 -  BeijingJiang

Jiemin[7]

6 BPOil and

Gas

$375.5

17

Dece

mber

31,

2011

$140.27 83,400 LSE: BP  London Bob

Dudley[8][9]

7Saudi

Aramco

Oil and

Gas$356

2011

est.— 54,441 —  Dhahran

Khalid

A. Al-

Falih

[10]

8 VitolCommodit

ies$297

Janua

ry 10,

2012

— 2,810 -

 Rotterda

m;   Genev

a

Ian

Taylor[11]

9

State

Grid

Corpora

tion of

China

Electric

utility

$265.9

622011 —

1,564,0

01—  Beijing

Liu

Zheny

a

[12]

10 Chevro

n

Oil and

Gas

$253.7

06

Dece

mber

$211.95 61,189 NYSE: CVX  San John

Watso

[13]

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R

a

n

k

Com

pan

y

Industr

y

Re

ven

ue

FY

Capit

alizati

on

Emp

loye

es

ListingHeadquar

ters

Lea

der

Re

f(s

).

31,

2011

Ramon,

Californian

11Conoco

Phillips

Oil and

Gas

$251.2

26

Dece

mber

31,

2011

$96.77 29,800 NYSE: COP Houston,

Texas

Ryan

M.

Lance

[14]

12

Mitsubi

shi

Group

Conglome

rate$248.6 2010 - 350,000

TYO: 805

8;NYSE: TM

 Tokyo,

Japan

Ken

Kobay

ashi

[15]

13 ToyotaAutomotiv

e

$226.1

06

March

31,

2012

$149.58 325,905TYO: 720

3;NYSE: TM

 Toyota,

Aichi

Akio

Toyod

a

[16]

14 TotalOil and

Gas

$215.5

67

Dece

mber

31,

2011

$120.37 111,401 Euronext: FP Courbev

oie

Christo

phe de

Marger

ie

[17]

15

Volksw

agen

Group

Automotiv

e

$206.2

64

Dece

mber

31,

2011

$77.38 501,956

ISI

N:DE0007664

005

 Wolfsbur

g

Martin

Winter

korn

[18]

16

Japan

Post

Holding

s

Conglome

rate

$201.1

87

March

31,

2012

— 229,134 —  TokyoJiro

Saito[19]

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R

a

n

k

Com

pan

y

Industr

y

Re

ven

ue

FY

Capit

alizati

on

Emp

loye

es

ListingHeadquar

ters

Lea

der

Re

f(s

).

17Glencor

e

Commodit

ies

$186.1

52

Dece

mber

31,

2011

$44.07 52,000

LSE: GLE

N;SEHK: 080

5 Baar

Ivan

Glasen

berg

[20]

18Gazpro

m

Oil and

Gas$158.1

Dece

mber

31,

2011

$145.76 432,000 MCX: GAZP  MoscowAlexei

Miller[21]

19 AppleElectronic

s

$156.5

08

Septe

mber

29,

2012

$559.00 76,100NASDAQ: AA

PL

 Cupertin

o, California

Tim

Cook[22]

20General

Motors

Automotiv

e

$150.2

76

Dece

mber

31,

2011

$40.16 284,000 NYSE: GM Detroit,

Michigan

Daniel

Akerso

n

[23]

21General

Electric

Conglome

rate

$147.3

00

Dece

mber

31,

2011

$212.32 287,000 NYSE: GE Fairfield,

Connecticut

Jeffrey

Immelt[24]

22 E.ON Electric

utility

$146.1

4

Dece

mber

31,

2011

$47.86 78,889 FWB: EOAN  Düsseldo

rf

Johann

es

Teysse

n

[25]

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R

a

n

k

Com

pan

y

Industr

y

Re

ven

ue

FY

Capit

alizati

on

Emp

loye

es

ListingHeadquar

ters

Lea

der

Re

f(s

).

23Petrobr

as

Oil and

Gas

$145.9

15

Dece

mber

31,

2011

$170.84 80,492

Bovespa: PET

R3;Bovespa: 

4

 Rio de

Janeiro

Maria

das

Graças

Foster

[26]

24

Berkshi

re

Hathaw

ay

Conglome

rate

$143.6

88

Dece

mber

31,

2011

$201.13 217,000

NYSE: BRK

A;NYSE: BRK

B

 Omaha,

Nebraska

Warren

Buffett[27]

25

Samsu

ng

Electro

nics

Electronic

s

$143.0

69

Dece

mber

31,

2011

$181.77 221,726

KRX: 00593

0;KRX: 00593

5

 Seoul

Lee

Kun-

hee

[28]

26 EniOil and

Gas

$141.7

97

Dece

mber

31,

2011

$93.82 78,417 BIT: ENI  Rome

Paolo

Scaron

i

[29]

27 DaimlerAutomotiv

e

$137.8

37

Dece

mber

31,

2011

$64.20 267,274 FWB: DAI  StuttgartDieter

Zetsch

e

[30]

28 Allianz Financial

services

$137.7

20

Dece

mber

31,

2011

$54.25 141,938 ISI

N:DE0008404

005

 Munich Michae

l

Diekm

ann

[31]

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R

a

n

k

Com

pan

y

Industr

y

Re

ven

ue

FY

Capit

alizati

on

Emp

loye

es

ListingHeadquar

ters

Lea

der

Re

f(s

).

29 FordAutomotiv

e

$136.2

64

Dece

mber

31,

2011

$46.72 27,531 NYSE: F Dearborn

, Michigan

Alan

Mulally[32]

30 Cargill

Food

processin

g

$133.9

58

May

31,

2012

— 158,000 — Wayzata,

Minnesota

Gregor

y R.

Page

[33]

31 LukoilOil and

Gas

$133.6

5

Dece

mber

31,

2011

$51.46 120,300 MCX: LKOH  Moscow

Vagit

Alekpe

rov

[34]

32

JX

Holding

s

Oil and

Gas

$130.4

77

March

31,

2012

$15.76 24,236 TYO: 5020  Tokyo — [35][36]

33

Nippon

Telegra

ph and

Telepho

ne

Telecomm

unications

$126.8

77

March

31,

2012

$72.88 205,288 TYO: 9432  TokyoNorio

Wada[37]

34 AT&T Telecomm

unications

$126.7

23

Dece

mber

31,

2011

$185.15 256,420 NYSE: T  Dallas,

Texas

Randal

l L.

Stephe

nson

[38]

35 Valero

Energy

Oil and

Gas

$125.9

87

Dece

mber

$15.54 21,942 NYSE: VLO  San William

R.

[39]

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a

n

k

Com

pan

y

Industr

y

Re

ven

ue

FY

Capit

alizati

on

Emp

loye

es

ListingHeadquar

ters

Lea

der

Re

f(s

).

31,

2011

Antoni

o,TexasKlesse

36 PDVSAOil and

Gas

$124.7

54

Dece

mber

31,

2011

— 121,187 —  Caracas

Rafael

Ramíre

z

[40]

37McKess

on

Pharmace

uticals

$122.7

34

March

31,

2012

$21.60 31,800 NYSE: MCK

 San

Francisco,

California

John

Hamm

ergren

[41][36]

38Trafigur

a

Commodit

ies$121.5

Dece

mber

31,

2011

- 3,660 -  Lucerne

Claude

Dauphi

n

[42]

39

Hewlett

-

Packar

d

Computer

hardware

$120.3

57

Octob

er 31,

2012

$47.12 266,590 NYSE: HPQ

 Palo

Alto,

California

Meg

Whitm

an

[43]

40GDF

Suez

Electric

utility

$117.3

22

Dece

mber

31,

2011

$58.10 160,700Euronext: SZ

E Paris

Gérard

Mestral

let

[44]

41 Hitachi Conglome

rate

$116.7

16

March

31,

2012

$29.17 323,540 TYO: 6501  Tokyo Etsuhik

o

Shoya

[45]

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R

a

n

k

Com

pan

y

Industr

y

Re

ven

ue

FY

Capit

alizati

on

Emp

loye

es

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ters

Lea

der

Re

f(s

).

ma

42 Tesco Retail$114.3

52

Febru

ary

25,

2012

$42.36 492,714 LSE: TSCO Cheshun

t

Philip

Clarke[46]

43

Hon Hai

Precisio

n

Industry

Electronic

s

$114.0

63

Dece

mber

31,

2011

$41.47 961,000 TWSE: 2317  TuchengTerry

Gou[47]

44 NissanAutomotiv

e

$113.6

14

March

31,

2012

$48.40 127,625 TYO: 7201 Yokoham

a

Carlos

Ghosn[48]

45 StatoilOil and

Gas

$112.1

07

Dece

mber

31,

2011

$86.42 31,715 OSE: STL Stavange

r

Helge

Lund[49]

46 Pemex Oil and

Gas

$111.7

34

Dece

mber

31,

2011

— 138,215 —  Mexico

City

Juan

José

Suárez

Coppel

[50]

47 AXAFinancial

services

$111.4

14

Dece

mber

31,

2011

$39.02 240,303 Euronext: CS  Paris

Henri

de

Castrie

s

[51]

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R

a

n

k

Com

pan

y

Industr

y

Re

ven

ue

FY

Capit

alizati

on

Emp

loye

es

ListingHeadquar

ters

Lea

der

Re

f(s

).

48

Koch

Industri

es

Conglome

rate$110

Dece

mber

31,

2011

— 60,000 — Wichita,

Kansas

Charle

s Koch[52]

49 EXORInvestmen

t

$109.1

52

Dece

mber

31,

2011

$6.07 40 BIT: EXO  TurinJohn

Elkann[53]

50Cardina

l Health

Pharmace

uticals

$107.5

52

June

30,

2012

$14.38 40,000 NYSE: CAH Dublin,

Ohio

Georg

e

Barrett

[54][36]

51

CVS

Carema

rk

Retail $107.1

Dece

mber

31,

2011

$58.53 202,000 NYSE: CVS

 Woonsoc

ket, Rhode

Island

Larry

J.

Merlo

[55]

52 IBMComputer

services

$106.9

16

Dece

mber

31,

2011

$241.75 433,362 NYSE: IBM Armonk,

New York

Ginni

Romett

y

[56]

53 Carrefo

ur

Retail $105.1

57

Dece

mber

31,

2011

$17.30 475,976 Euronext: CA  Levallois-

Perret

Georg

es

Plassat

[57]

54

Assicur

azioni

General

i

Financial

services

$104.8

07

Dece

mber

31,

2011

$24.13 85,368 BIT: G  Trieste

Sergio

Balbin

ot;

Giovan

ni

Perissi

notto

[58]

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a

n

k

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pan

y

Industr

y

Re

ven

ue

FY

Capit

alizati

on

Emp

loye

es

ListingHeadquar

ters

Lea

der

Re

f(s

).

55

Kuwait

Petrole

um

Corpora

tion

Oil and

Gas

$104.6

37

March

31,

2011

— 17,164 — Kuwait

City

Saad

Al

Shuwai

b

[59]

56 EnelElectric

utility

$102.8

83

Dece

mber

31,

2011

$33.96 58,548 BIT: ENEL  RomeFulvio

Conti[60]

57

UnitedH

ealth

Group

Health

care

$101.8

62

Dece

mber

31,

2011

$61.59 99,000 NYSE: UNH

 Minneton

ka,

Minnesota

Stephe

n

Hemsl

ey

[61]

58Siemen

s

Conglome

rate

$100.6

57

Septe

mber

30,

2012

$92.02 405,000 FWB: SIE  MunichPeter

Lösche

r

[62]

Page 50: Fortune 100 best companies

50. Starbucks

Glassdoor

CEO: Howard D. Schultz

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.6 / 5

What employees think: 

“Employee benefit package is excellent and available to employees at all levels of the

company. Same-sex benefits are available.” – Starbucks Shift Supervisor (Houston, TX)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 51: Fortune 100 best companies

49. Eaton Corporation

Glassdoor

CEO: Sandy Cutler

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.6 /5 

What employees think: 

“Ethics # 1, management takes care of the employees.” – Eaton Corporation Leadership

Development Program (Cleveland, OH)

Source: Glassdoor

48. Turner Broadcasting

Page 52: Fortune 100 best companies

Glassdoor

CEO: Phil Kent

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.8 / 5 

What employees think: 

“Flexible culture, always promoting innovation and collaboration. Benefits are great and

schedule is pretty flexible. Paid Time Off increases as years go by and you get a good

amount of days off.” – Turner Broadcasting Supervisor (Atlanta, GA)

Source: Glassdoor

47. Intermountain Healthcare

statir.am/aubreepitchermidley

CEO: Charles W. Sorenson

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.8 / 5

What employees think: 

“Flexible culture, always promoting innovation and collaboration. Benefits are great and

schedule is pretty flexible. Paid Time Off increases as years go by and you get a good

amount of days off.” – Turner Broadcasting Supervisor (Atlanta, GA)

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Source: Glassdoor

46. Costco Wholesale

statigr.am/gabiejavier

CEO: Craig Jelinek

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.7 / 5 

What employees think: 

“Great company to get into and work your way up. If you can work hard, grow and cross

train as well as build connections with management you can earn great money and move

up fairly quickly.” – Costco Wholesale Merchandiser (Bellingham, WA)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 54: Fortune 100 best companies

45. Boeing Commercial Airplanes

Glassdoor

CEO: Ray Conner

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.5 / 5 

What employees think: 

“Diversity, advancement and a business on the cutting edge of aviation!!!” – Boeing

Commercial Airplanes Mechanical Tech/Systems Install (North Charleston, SC)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 55: Fortune 100 best companies

44. Dow Chemical

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CEO: Andrew N. Liveris

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.4 / 5 

What employees think: 

“Friendly people, good benefits, safe working conditions, fairness, One of the best places I

have ever been employed, and would hope to remain employed for a very long time.” – Dow

Chemical Packager (Midland, MI)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 56: Fortune 100 best companies

43. IKEA

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CEO: Mikael Ohlsson

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.6 / 5 

What employees think: 

“Management goes with an open door policy and make themselves available to listen to Co-

workers' concerns and requests, almost all the time. Work and Life balance is understood

and respected here.” – IKEA Sales Co-worker (Covina, CA)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 57: Fortune 100 best companies

42. SAP

AP

CEO: Bill McDermott & Jim Hagemann Snabe

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.7 / 5 

What employees think: 

“The communication is a big factor that works for SAP. Teams can collaborate globally and

get projects accomplished.” – SAP Sales Support Associate (Newton Square, PA)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 58: Fortune 100 best companies

41. Northwestern Mutual

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CEO: John E. Schlifske

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.7 / 5 

What employees think: 

“Free lunch, great medical benefits, wonderful work environment, and great people to work

with. This company provides everything you need to become successful as far as training,

tuition reimbursement, and advancement opportunities.” – Northwestern Mutual

Administrative Assistant (Milwaukee, WI)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 59: Fortune 100 best companies

40. Biogen Idec

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CEO: George A. Scangos

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.8 / 5 

What employees think: 

“Great direct management who genuinely care about you and the doctors and patients we

serve.” – Biogen Idec Area Business Manager (Kansas City, MO)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 60: Fortune 100 best companies

39. Digitas

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CEO: Colin Kinsella

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.4 / 5 

What employees think: 

“Fun culture, great experience for young people looking to gain exposure to the industry.”

– Digitas Senior Search Marketing Analyst (New York, NY)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 61: Fortune 100 best companies

38. QUALCOMM

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CEO: Paul E. Jacobs

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.8 / 5 

What employees think: 

“LIVELY is the word. Your work is well respected. Open door policy helps you to network to

everyone in the office. Family like atmosphere. Many new interesting events help you keep

energized with work.” –Qualcomm Applications Engineer (San Diego, CA)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 62: Fortune 100 best companies

37. Fluor

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CEO: David T. Seaton

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.7 / 5 

What employees think: 

“As a global company, you have the opportunity to take your career in many directions and

even to far-flung global locations, if you desire. Being a part of Fluor can open other doors

as well.” – Fluor Employee (Aliso Viejo, CA)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 63: Fortune 100 best companies

36. MathWorks

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CEO: Jack Little

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.5 / 5 

What employees think: 

“Company core values are demonstrated everyday, not just words on the webpage. One

reason I joined was the opportunity for professional growth. Not only do they have courses,

but the management and employees are knowledgeable and are great examples and

mentors.” – MathWorks Manager (Natick, MA)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 64: Fortune 100 best companies

35. General Mills

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CEO: Ken Powell

Employee satisfaction rating: 4.1 / 5

What employees think: 

“The perks are great! They are really good about work/life balance. Family time is respected

and flexibility is encouraged.” – General Mills Employee (Minneapolis, MN)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 65: Fortune 100 best companies

34. Apple

Samsung

CEO: Tim Cook

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.8 / 5

What employees think: 

“Really great products to work on, exciting opportunities and smart interesting people to

work with. There is a strong culture of focusing on the end-user experience and not

irrationally obsessing with features/technology.” – Apple Software Engineer   (Cupertino, CA)

“The work you do changes the world. Love it or hate it, people know about your work. That's

more than most can dream for.” – Apple Software Engineer IV (Cupertino, CA)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 66: Fortune 100 best companies

33. Red Hat

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CEO: Jim Whitehurst

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.8 / 5

What employees think: 

“You get to work with the brightest people in the IT industry. Pay is not bad and your get to

work with fantastic open source software.” – Red Hat IT Consultant (Phoenix, AZ)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 67: Fortune 100 best companies

32. Hyatt

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CEO: Mark S. Hoplamazian

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.6 / 5

What employees think: 

“Hyatt is a great employer, great benefits = free nights at Hyatt's everywhere! If you want to

move up fast this is a company to do it with.” – Hyatt Front Office Manager (Orange, CA)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 68: Fortune 100 best companies

31. Intel Corporation

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CEO: Paul S. Otellini

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.7 / 5

What employees think: 

“Education and job support is very important at Intel, which is refreshing. People are always

hard working and willing to support someone who has questions or new ideas.” – Intel

Corporation Safety Engineer(Hillsboro, OR)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 69: Fortune 100 best companies

30. Agilent Technologies

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CEO: Bill Sullivan

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.6 / 5

What employees think: 

“Excellent benefits, a pension plan (!), tremendous work/life balance, and generally very

skilled and dedicated colleagues.” – Agilent Technologies Business Process

Analyst (Wilmington, DE)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 70: Fortune 100 best companies

29. MasterCard

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CEO: Ajay Banga

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.5 / 5

What employees think: 

“Definite opportunities for career advancement (both lattice & ladder), attention to building

diversity in workforce at all levels, global business experience opportunities.” – MasterCard

Business Leader (O’Fallon, MO)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 71: Fortune 100 best companies

28. JetBlue

CEO: Dave Barger

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.5 / 5

What employees think: 

“I've never seen a place with so many people who truly love what they are doing. Caring for

employees is instilled all the way up to senior management and it is real.” – JetBlue

Corporate Finance Employee (Forrest Hills, NY)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 72: Fortune 100 best companies

27. MITRE

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CEO: Alfred Grasso

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.9 / 5

What employees think:

“Very smart people, employees work together as opposed to competing against one

another, valuable work, excellent work/life balance, great benefits.” – MITRE Lead

Communications Engineer (McLean, VA) 

Source: Glassdoor

Page 73: Fortune 100 best companies

26. Orbitz Worldwide

Orbitz interns

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CEO: Barney Harford

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.9 / 5

What employees think:

“Fast paced environment full of A players. Employees get lots of opportunities to innovate.

It's the best hybrid of technology company and startup with a strong culture of "doing the

right thing.” – Orbitz Worldwide Enterprise Architect (Chicago, IL)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 74: Fortune 100 best companies

25. Slalom Consulting

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CEO: Brad Jackson

Employee satisfaction rating: 4.1 / 5

What employees think:

“Slalom leadership is a great example of how true leaders can find smart people, empower

them, and get out of their way but support them when needed.” – Slalom Consulting

Management Consultant (Seattle, WA)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 75: Fortune 100 best companies

24. Trader Joe's

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CEO: Dan Bane

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.8 / 5

What employees think

“GREAT benefits, including an employer-paid retirement and easy acquirement of time-off.

Plenty of job stability.” – Trader Joe’s Mate (Sacramento, CA)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 76: Fortune 100 best companies

23. Citrix Systems

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CEO: Mark B. Templeton

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.8 / 5

What employees think

“The career opportunities are excellent. Citrix promotes from within the company this means

that managers know and understand employees.” – Citrix Escalation Engineer (Fort

Lauderdale, FL)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 77: Fortune 100 best companies

22. Salesforce.com

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CEO: Marc Benioff

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.7 / 5

What employees think

“Great compensation, energy and culture. Integrated philanthropy from day one of your job

and most managers and teams encourage it throughout your career at the company.

Always innovative and usually a safe space to take risks and be creative.” – Salesforce.com

Employee (San Francisco, CA)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 78: Fortune 100 best companies

21. REI

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CEO: Sally Jewell

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.9 / 5

What employees think

“Great communication with management, fabulous work-life balance, benefits for part-time,

schedule flexibility, ability to make decisions on your own--no micro management.” – REI

Sales Specialist (Greenville, SC)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 79: Fortune 100 best companies

20. Cummins

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CEO: Tom Linebarger

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.5 / 5

What employees think

“Friendly people with challenging projects. Company emphasizes on community services as

well so you will get lots of chances to participate in relevant events. Good place to start your

career.” – Cummins Senior Engineer (Columbus, IN)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 80: Fortune 100 best companies

19. Workday

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CEO: Aneel Bhusri

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.9 / 5

What employees think

“Workday is a company full of smart and dedicated people that work their butts off. I love

coming to work and being around professionals that are willing to help each other and listen

to each other.” – Workday, Inc. Principal Consultant (Pleasanton, CA)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 81: Fortune 100 best companies

18. Shell Oil US

Shell engineers

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CEO: Marvin E. Odum

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.5 / 5

What employees think

“The wealth of knowledge and project exposure is very good. They are an industry

heavyweight and set standards for how the rest of the industry does business.” – Shell Oil

US Geologist (Houston, TX)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 82: Fortune 100 best companies

17. Akamai

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CEO: Paul L. Sagan

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.9 / 5

What employees think

“People, Management, Technology, and Customers that you cannot beat combined with

good pay for performance, work place flexibility, and driven culture for those who like to

compete and win.” – Akamai Employee (Cambridge, MA)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 83: Fortune 100 best companies

16. Gartner

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CEO: Gene Hall

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.5 / 5

What employees think

“The culture at Gartner is great. You work with the smartest people and have fun doing it.

Good benefits and work/life balance.” – Gartner Senior Director (Stamford, CT)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 84: Fortune 100 best companies

15. Rackspace

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CEO: A. Lanham Napier

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.8 / 5

What employees think

“Engaging, employee-centric, tech paradise full of energy and taking customer-focused

leading edge technology to new places.” – Rackspace Product Manager III (San Antonio,

TX)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 85: Fortune 100 best companies

14. LinkedIn

YouTube

CEO: Jeff Weiner

Employee satisfaction rating: 4.0 / 5

What employees think:

“The growth has been crazy and things are fast and loose as we figure out new space and

continue to execute. I love working with so many people that are also working their dream

job. You can feel it when you come to work each day.” – LinkedIn Employee (Mountain

View, CA)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 86: Fortune 100 best companies

13. Chevron

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CEO: John S. Watson

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.8 / 5

What employees think:

“Great benefits. Great work life balance. Lots of opportunity for advancement, training, and

mobility. Excellent focus on safety.” – Chevron Geologist (Moon Township, PA)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 87: Fortune 100 best companies

12. Southwest Airlines

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CEO: Gary C. Kelly

Employee satisfaction rating: 4.2 / 5

What employees think:

“Wonderful benefits, freedom to fly about the country, flexible hours, great opportunities. We

work hard, and play hard...and LUV every minute!” – Southwest Airlines Service

Coordinator (Phoenix, AZ)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 88: Fortune 100 best companies

11. CareerBuilder

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CEO: Matt Ferguson

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.9 / 5

What employees think:

“You are rewarded for hard work- Company trips are second to none, you get to take a plus

one and they spoil the hell out of you.” – CareerBuilder Senior Account Executive (Chicago,

IL)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 89: Fortune 100 best companies

10. Boston Consulting Group

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CEO: Hans-Paul Bürkner

Employee satisfaction rating: 4.0 / 5

What employees think:

“It's obvious that managers, partners, staff, even office heads go out of their way to make

life better for its employees. The atmosphere is fair and transparent, especially considering

that it's a private company.” –Boston Consulting Group Associate (Chicago, IL)

“High- priority projects at top companies, great opportunities to make connections across

industries, and the opportunity to work with some of the smartest people in the world”

– Boston Consulting Group Employee (Washington, DC)

“Very few workplaces offer the types of challenges that you can get at BCG. BCG targets

the best students from the top undergraduate and MBA programs. This makes BCG a much

more enjoyable place to work because you know that you are working with the best.”

– Boston Consulting Group Principal (Dallas, TX)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 90: Fortune 100 best companies

9. In-N-Out Burger

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CEO: Lynsi Martinez

Employee satisfaction rating: 4.1 / 5

What employees think:

“In N Out takes pride in the employees and product. They provide a great first job as well as

room for growth. They hold monthly meetings and showcase outstanding employees.” – In-

N-Out Burger Employee (San Diego, CA)

“The people are wonderful. Everyone gets along great and it's always a good time when

you're at work.” – In-N-Out Burger Level III Employee  (Chandler, AZ)

“Great attitudes of all associates. Managers are just as hard working as employees. Great

base pay for employees. Chance to move up in company.” – In-N-Out Burger Level III

Employee (Frisco, TX)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 91: Fortune 100 best companies

8. National Instruments

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CEO: James J. Truchard

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.8 / 5

What employees think:

“They put their employees first. When other employers lay off in droves, NI hangs on,

relying on cash they have consistently put away for the inevitable economic recession.”

– National Instruments Digital Hardware Engineer (Austin, TX)

“NI provides great feedback to employees in a systematic way so you know that you are

doing your job correctly or if you need to improve in any way. Parties and happy hours in

the office are common place and it is very easy to become great friends with your

coworkers here.” – National Instruments Software Engineer (Austin, TX)

“A youthful company with large growth and opportunities in a city that is good to start a

career in. The vision of the company is unique and the upper management understands the

need to invest in people (especially R&D).” – National Instruments Staff Systems

Engineer (Austin, TX)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 92: Fortune 100 best companies

7. Edelman

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CEO: Richard W. Edelman

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.9 / 5

What employees think:

“Tons of people that are: smart, engaging, thoughtful, and hard working. You can literally

carve a path for yourself doing what you want to do and you are set up for success.”

– Edelman Employee (New York, NY)

“Excellent opportunities to grow and learn at this huge "mom and pop" consultancy. I love

the intelligence, passion and commitment of the people I work with, and the challenging

assignments keep me engaged.” –Edelman Vice President (New York, NY) 

“Team oriented, open door environment with ability to have a high level of autonomy and

responsibility, as long as you communicate and continue to fulfill what's expected of you.”

– Edelman Senior Account Supervisor (Washington, DC)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 93: Fortune 100 best companies

6. Google

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CEO: Larry Page

Employee satisfaction rating: 4.0 / 5

What employees think:

“Lots of perks and great work life balance! Google really cares about their employees and

their products and it shows. It's great to be a part of such amazing innovation, and having

the opportunity to work with such great minds.” – Google Site Reliability Engineer (San

Francisco, CA)

“Google is very generous to its employees. Everyday it provides healthy and free food,

drinks and snacks. There are lots of recreation and events inside Google. Employee's

satisfaction rate is also very high.” – Google Software Engineer (Mountain View, CA)

“The people, the culture, and the constant innovation - makes coming to work everyday a

fun routine.” – Google Account Executive (Chicago, IL)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 94: Fortune 100 best companies

5. M.D. Anderson Cancer Center

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CEO: Ronald A. DePinho

Employee satisfaction rating: 3.7 / 5

What employees think:

“Great benefits, including tuition reimbursement and a nice gym on campus to work out in.

MD Anderson also has a great mentoring program for developing your professional goals

and making connections with employees in other departments.” – M.D. Anderson Cancer

Center Research Assistant (Houston, TX)

“The quest for knowledge is appreciated here and majority of the people who work here

really love what they do.” – M.D. Anderson Cancer Center Research Coordinator (Houston,

TX)

“Forward thinking, progressive organization doing cutting edge research. Many

opportunities for progress and growth. Well run.” – M.D. Anderson Cancer Center

Employee (Houston, TX)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 95: Fortune 100 best companies

4. Bain & Company

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CEO: Bob Bechek

Employee satisfaction rating: 4.3 / 5

What employees think:

“Bain has built an incredibly special culture that is down to earth, collegial, supportive,

intellectually stimulating, and just out right fun. I absolutely love coming to work here and

truly miss the office and our people when I'm away.” – Bain Consultant (Boston, MA)

“Everyone works as a team, always willing to help out, never let a Bainie fail. We do exciting

work and have great learning opportunities while having worklife balance.” – Bain

Consulting Support Staff (Boston, MA)

“Fantastic place to learn the full set of what it means to run a business, balancing both

innovation and pragmatism. You will not find a more thoughtful, intelligent group of people

who truly view the client's business as their own, and work hard to solve the problem (while

remaining humble).” – Bain Manager (Chicago, IL)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 96: Fortune 100 best companies

3. Riverbed Technology

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CEO: Jerry M. Kennelly

Employee satisfaction rating: 4.3 / 5

What employees think:

“The company is evolving and growing with a cohesive story while capturing market

opportunities. Working with a bunch of smart people in an open and collaborative

environment is thoroughly challenging, stimulating and enjoyable.” – Riverbed Technology

Technical Staff Member (Cambridge, MA)

“Management maintains the agility and sense of community from when Riverbed was a

start-up even as it grows into a billion dollar business.” – Riverbed Technology Senior QA

Engineer (Sunnyvale, CA)

“Exciting place to work with a great culture. It's great to see so many smart people pulling in

one direction to get the job done.” – Riverbed Technology Product Marketing Director (New

York, NY)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 97: Fortune 100 best companies

2. McKinsey & Company

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CEO: Dominic Barton

Employee satisfaction rating: 4.0 / 5

What employees think:

“Interesting problems to solve, Great clients, Impact on the world, Surrounded by brilliant &

caring people.” – McKinsey & Company Senior Associate (Washington, DC)

“Great people. Great work. Great clients-- Lots of hard work, but you feel like you're part of

something special.” – McKinsey & Company Employee (New York, NY)

“Most of the folks at McKinsey are dedicated, knowledgeable and easy to work with. It's a

relaxed feeling environment and people support you and want you to improve and

advance.” – McKinsey & Company Business Analyst (New York, NY)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 98: Fortune 100 best companies

1. Facebook

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CEO: Mark Zuckerberg

Employee satisfaction rating: 4.6 / 5

What employees think:

“The company's leadership truly believes in Facebook's mission to make the world more

open and connected. Teams are small and have a lot of autonomy, and it's amazing to see

how much of a difference a single person can make at this place.”  – Facebook Product

Manager (Menlo Park, CA) 

 “Everyone there has an opportunity to make an impact. Company moves very fast and

prides itself on running lean. This means autonomy and opportunity for almost every

employee.” – Facebook Sales Director(Menlo Park, CA)

“This is the best place in the world to be. Environment is all about engineers. Benefits,

management, direction, culture - all very very positive items about the company.”

– Facebook Manager, IT (Menlo Park, CA)

Source: Glassdoor

Page 99: Fortune 100 best companies

 

The World's Largest Conglomerate Companies: -

A Conglomerate is the term used to describe a large corporation that consists of diverse divisions. Conglomerate companies tend to be large multinational corporations with operations in multiple regions of the world. Below is a list of the world's largest conglomerate companies in the fields of industry, media, agriculture, energy, finance, etc.

• 3M• ABB• Abertis• Acciona• ADM• Aditya Birla Group• Africa Israel• Aju Group• Altria Group• Alstom• Anglo American plc• Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group (ADAG)• Areva• Ayala Corporation• BAE Systems• Berkshire Hathaway• Bombardier• Bouygues• Brookfield Asset Management• Brunswick Corporation• Bunge Limited• Canwest Global Communications Corp• CBS Corporation• Central Group• Charoen Pokphand• CB&I• Cheung Kong Group• CJ Group• Clear Channel• Daelim Group• Dassault Group• Doğan Holding• Doosan Group• Dover Corporation• EADS• EBX• Embraer• Emerson• Eni• Eugene Group• Exxon Mobil• Fiat Group

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• Finmeccanica• Fortis• Fortune Brands• Foster's Group• General Electric• General Motors• Grupo Abril• Grupo Carso• GS Group• Grupo Empresarial Antioqueño• Hanhwa Group• Hanjin Group• Hansol Group• Hitachi Group• Honeywell International• Hutchison Whampoa• Hyosung Group• Hyundai Department Store Group• Hyundai Heavy Industries• Hyundai Kia Automotive Group• ITT• Impresa• Isu Group• JG Summit Holdings• Johnson & Johnson• Kirloskar Group• Kiswel Group• Koç Holding• Kodak• KT• Kumho Asiana Group• Lagardère Group• Larsen & Toubro• Leucadia National• LG Group• Lockheed Martin• Lotte Group• LVMH• Media Capital• Media Prima Berhad• Microsoft• Mitsubishi• Mitsui• Motorola• Mærsk• News Corporation• Nintendo• Nokia• Nong Shim Group• Norsk Hydro• Nuqul Group

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• Odebrecht• On-Media• Orascom Group• Panasonic• Pentair• Philips• PPR• Procter and Gamble• Quebecor• Raytheon• Reliance Industries• Rogers Communications• Royal Dutch Shell• Sabancı Holding• Safran• Samlip Group• Samsung Group• Shinsegae Group• Siemens AG• Sime Darby• SK Group• SM Prime Holdings• Sony• SPX• SsangYong Group• STX Group• Suez• Sumitomo Group• Taekwang Group• Tata Group• Teledyne Technologies• Textron• The Walt Disney Company• ThyssenKrupp• Time Warner• Tomkins• Toshiba• Tyco• Unilever• United Technologies• Canal 10• Vale• Vivendi SA• Wesfarmers• Yamaha• YTL Corporation• YTN Group