Whether it's for great company culture, perks or the business' overall mission, tech companies dominated the list. They comprised over half the list and occupied every spot in the top ten!
Here's the list of all the tech companies on the list, ranked from last to first. Read on to find out which company was Number 1:
21. Yelp
Yelp asks its employees to “be unboring" and welcomes new ideas. The online review company secured more advertising dollars earlier this year after crossing 100 million reviews on its site and is working to hire employees in lower-cost cities and raise wages for those working customer service.
20. Cisco
CEO Chuck Robbins, who commands 72,000 employees, is not afraid to restructure and incorporate new talent in order to jumpstart innovation. Robbins is asking employees to keep a fast pace, but hes' brought new energy to the information technology giant's headquarters in California.
19. Leidos
Leidos takes technology created under a variety of government contracts and turns around and sells it to commercial clients. 34,000 employees, strong, the company is still hiring. The company just promised to hire 3,000 veterans or their spouses over the next five years.
Godfrey Sullivan, Chairman and former CEO of SplunkFortune Conferences / Flickr
18. Splunk
This 2,700-person company dives into data — "famously helping customers like Coca-Cola, for instance, discover that soda sales spike in college vending machines ahead of 'Walking Dead' episodes," according to LinkedIn. Splunk places a heavy emphasis on encouraging employee growth. Last year, it promoted 15 percent of its workforce.
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