• Netflix, Adobe, Google Rated Best Places To Work. AT&T, eBay, RadioShack Among the Worst.

    Tuesday, December 30th, 2008

    Erick Schonfeld is a technology journalist and the former Editor in Chief of TechCrunch. At TechCrunch, he oversaw the editorial content of the site, helped to program the Disrupt conferences and CrunchUps, produced TCTV shows, and wrote daily for the blog. He joined TechCrunch as Co-Editor in 2007, and helped take it from a popular blog to a thriving... → Learn More

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    Where are the best and worst places to work? Glassdoor, the site that surveys employees about workplace conditions in great detail, has issued lists of the best and worst 50 companies as rated by employees out of the 11,000 in its database (see below).

    There aren’t any startups on these lists because Glassdoor does better with larger companies with more employees. Topping the list of best companies is General Mills, but tech companies make a decent showing as well, with Netflix, Adobe, Google, SAP, and NetApp making the top 10. Apple is No. 19. Amazon and Microsoft didn’t make the list. Neither did Yahoo, but it escaped the worst 50 list as well. The same cannot be said for eBay, IAC, and AT&T

    Here are the top 20, with tech companies in bold:

    1. General Mills
    2. Bain & Company
    3. Netflix
    4. Adobe
    5. Northwestern Mutual
    6. Whole Foods
    7. Google
    8. SAP
    9. Continental Airlines
    10. NetApp
    11. Intuit
    12. McKinsey & Company
    13. FactSet
    14. Boston Consulting
    15. Procter & Gamble
    16. Caterpillar
    17. Genentech
    18. CareerBuilder
    19. Apple
    20. Juniper Networks

    The five worst places to work, according Glassdoor, are:

    1. DHL Express (USA)
    2. United Airlines
    3. Reynolds and Reynolds
    4. Farmers Group
    5. Gibson Guitar

    Other notable companies that made the bottom 50 include:

    6. RadioShack
    14. Qimonda
    15. NCR
    27. EDS
    29. AT&T Mobility
    31. OfficeMax
    33. Level 3 Communications
    34. Motorola
    37. Blockbuster
    38. Alcatel-Lucent
    43. IAC
    44. Cadence Design
    46. Circuit City
    47. eBay
    49. AT&T

    The full lists are below, with teh best places to work listed first:

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