100 Best Companies to Work For 

And the winners are...
And the winners are...
See the full list of America's top 100 employers, including detailed company profiles, top locations, and contact information. Plus, post your thoughts on the winners in our Best Companies blog. more
1. Google
6. Cisco Systems
2. Quicken Loans
7. Starbucks
3. Wegmans Food Markets
8. Qualcomm
4. Edward Jones
9. Goldman Sachs
5. Genentech
10. Methodist Hospital System
• See the top 50

BEYOND THE PAYCHECK
Everybody loves Wegmans
Everybody loves Wegmans
See why this grocer is so popular among cashiers and customers alike. more video
• How the Mayo Clinic cares video

Unusual perks
Unusual perks
From scuba classes to free iPods, here are some benefits Best Companies offer that go above and beyond. more
• Perk-Finder: See firms with perks you want
• Best cafeterias - and gyms to work off lunch
• Best places to work... and play
WHY GOOGLE IS NO. 1
What makes Google great
What makes Google great
Sure the pay and perks are terrific. But employees also love the opportunity to build their resume and try new things. more video

Help Wanted: Google
Help Wanted: Google
These cool job openings aren't just for techies. Are you an animal health expert? Lawyer? Submarine cable negotiator? Time to send your resume. more
• 10 fascinating Googlers
• Ex-Googlers: Where are they now?
• 9 things you didn't know about Google
Best employers in your state
Best employers in your state
California and Texas are home to the most companies on this year's list. See the top employers near you (including interactive maps) and the best places to live nearby. more
• California
• Texas
• New York
• See the rest

25 Top-paying companies
25 Top-paying companies
Associates at Bingham McCutchen take home an average $211,017 total compensation annually. See which other top employers offer big paychecks. more
• Biggest bonuses

iReport
Does your company rock?
Does your company rock?
In January, Fortune Magazine will announce its 2009 Best Companies list. Does your employer deserve to be on that list? What makes your company an awesome place to work? Is it the pay? The benefits? The culture? The, gulp, management? Send photos and videos that show why your employer is remarkable. more
Quick Vote
Would you consider leaving your current job to work for Google?
  • In a heartbeat
  • Don't have the skills needed
  • Happy with current job
  • Already a Googler
  • Not sure
More Stories
How to get hired by a great employer
Even during economic downturns, the Best Companies to Work For are constantly scouting for talent. Here's how to get your foot in the door. more
• Lavish perks, fair pay

Can Google three-peat?
Co-founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page and CEO Eric Schmidt talk to Fortune about what they're doing to keep the search giant the best company to work for. more
• Google wins again

A perfect season
What makes the Four Seasons so special? Guests can check out anytime they like - but employees never want to leave. more
• Mattel's CEO recalls a rough summer
• Principal Financial: In the land of women

From the February 4, 2008 issue
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How we pick the 100 best
To pick the 100 Best Companies to Work for, Fortune partners with Great Place to Work Institute® to conduct the most extensive employee survey in corporate America. Of some 1,500 firms that were contacted, 407 companies participated in this year's survey. Nearly 100,000 employees at those companies responded to a 57-question survey created by the Great Place to Work Institute®, a global research and consulting firm with offices in 30 countries. More
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