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Google just might have the best corporate culture around. If never-ending snacks and gourmet food, the ability to bring your dog to work, free rides, and free massages didn’t already tip you off, once again the tech giant tops the list of the 50 best companies to work for in 2017, according to Comparably. To reach this […]

Can you guess which tech company has the best corporate culture?

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BY Melissa Locker1 minute read

Google just might have the best corporate culture around. If never-ending snacks and gourmet food, the ability to bring your dog to work, free rides, and free massages didn’t already tip you off, once again the tech giant tops the list of the 50 best companies to work for in 2017, according to Comparably.

To reach this conclusion, the jobs site asked employees to anonymously rate their companies between January and November of this year—and those anonymous voters said Google was tops.

Comparably also listed the best companies for diversity and the best companies for women, but the lists were presented alphabetically, so it’s hard to get any specifics about how the companies fared. For instance, Google had a rough year, diversity wise, but still made the list for best companies. As journalists dig into Google’s corporate culture and learn about things like questionable executive dating habits, Google may drop in the rankings for best places to work for women.

Here’s the top 10:

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  1. Google, Mountain View, CA
  2. HubSpot, Cambridge, MA
  3. Facebook, Menlo Park, CA
  4. Salesforce, San Francisco, CA
  5. Cornerstone OnDemand, Santa Monica, CA
  6. Indeed, Austin, TX
  7. LinkedIn, Mountain View, CA
  8. Intuit, Mountain View, CA
  9. Netflix, Los Gatos, CA
  10. Zillow, Seattle, WA

Also check out the full list here. It includes some surprising findings—like the fact that GoDaddy apparently has better corporate culture than Airbnb, Pinterest, Nike, and even Starbucks.

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Melissa Locker is a writer and world renowned fish telepathist. More


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