Top 50 U.S. Companies Where People Want to Work in 2017

With many positions in technology expected to grow in the next decade, companies will be expanding their labor pools and will need to work hard to maintain its culture to retain employees.

LinkedIn released the Top 50 U.S. Companies of 2017 list where people want to work. Data was gathered from their platform which included the number of people applying for jobs at companies, how many non-employees are viewing and asking to meet with a certain company’s employee, and if employees are sticking with their job. The analysis was only conducted on companies with over 500 employees within the last 12 months.

With more tech-focused positions coming in the next decade, there is no surprise that more technology companies continue to be a focal point for employment. However, some companies on this list might surprise you as a desirable place to work considering the public outcry and media attention that some of these companies have faced with regard to diversity in tech, treatment of women or business practices.

1. Alphabet – IT & Services

2. Amazon – Internet

3. Facebook – Internet

4. Salesforce – Internet

5. Uber – Internet

6. Tesla – Automotive

7. Apple – Consumer Electronics

8. Time Warner – Entertainment

9. Walt Disney – Entertainment

10. Comcast NBCUniversal – Media Production

11. Airbnb – Internet

12. Netflix – Entertainment

13. McKisey & Company – Management Consulting

14. Dell Technologies – IT & Services

15. Workday – Computer Software

16. Under Armour – Sporting Goods

17. Twitter – Internet

18. CBRE – Real Estate

19. Visa – IT & Services

20. JP Morgan Chase & Co. – Financial Services

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21. JLL – Commercial Real Estate

22. BlackRock – Financial Services

23. Styker – Medical Devices

24. Adobe – Computer Software

25. Capital One – Financial Services

26. Oracle – IT & Services

27. Allergan – Pharmaceuticals

28. Cisco – Computer Networking

29. Verizon – IT & Services

30. Tableau Software – Computer Software

31. Leidos – IT & Services

32. Fitbit – Health and Fitness

33. Morgan Stanley – Financial Services

34. Coca-Cola – Food & Beverages

35. Yelp – Internet

36. Deloitte – Management Consulting

37. Booz Allen Hamilton – Management Consulting

38. Lyft – Internet

39. Splunk – Computer Software

40. Pandora – Internet

41. WeWork – Hospitality

42. Dropbox – Internet

43. Gartner – IT & Services

44. KPMG US – Financial Services

45. UnitedHealth Group – Hospital & Healthcare

46. Starbucks – Retail

47. Box – Internet

48. Edelman – PR & Communications

49. Square – Internet

50. Nordstrom – Retail

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Tishin is a technology journalist and correspondent. She has written for TechCrunch, Demand Studios and Fitness, and has regular network segments on local Phoenix affiliate stations. She holds a Master's degree in Clinical and Sport psychology, and has covered many areas of technology ranging from 3D printing and game development to neurotech and funding for over 15 years.
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