America’s Best Places to Work in 2023
What better way to know more about a company’s work culture than to hear from those who’ve already been on the inside?
In the above graphic, we dissect how America’s top employers have changed over the last five years based on employee reviews on Glassdoor, a website that allows current and former employees to anonymously review their employers on things like company culture, pay, benefits, diversity, and more.
Tech Fares Best
Despite widescale layoffs in 2022, technology companies made up more than 40% of Glassdoor’s Best Places to Work list in 2023. Gainsight, a customer success software company founded in 2009, entered the top 15 ranking for the first time in five years and took the number one spot as the year’s best employer.
The dominance of technology companies in Glassdoor’s Best Places to Work list is nothing new, though. Companies like HubSpot and NVIDIA are staples on the list, with consistent praise from their employees when it comes to pay, benefits, leadership, and career growth.
Dataset
Rank | 2019 | 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 |
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#1 | Bain & Company | HubSpot | Bain & Company | NVIDIA | Gainsight |
#2 | Zoom Video Communications | Bain & Company | NVIDIA | HubSpot | Box |
#3 | In-N-Out Burger | DocuSign | In-N-Out Burger | Bain & Company | Bain & Company |
#4 | Procore Technologies | In-N-Out Burger | HubSpot | eXp Realty | McKinsey & Company |
#5 | Boston Consulting Group | Sammons Financial Group Companies | McKinsey & Company | Box | NVIDIA |
Data sources
To be considered for a specific category, an employer must meet the following requirements during the eligibility time frame: 100 Best Places to Work – U.S. large companies: At least 75 ratings across the nine workplace attributes from U.S.-based employees; at least 1,000 employees at the end of the eligibility time frame. 50 Best Places to Work – U.S. small and medium companies: At least 30 ratings across the nine workplace attributes from U.S.-based employees; fewer than 1,000 employees at the end of the eligibility time frame. 50 Best Places to Work – UK large companies: At least 30 ratings across the nine workplace attributes from UK-based employees; at least 1,000 employees at the end of the eligibility time frame. For all categories, an employer must have at least a 3.5 overall company rating on Glassdoor and workplace factor ratings (career opportunities, compensation and benefits, culture and values, diversity and inclusion, senior management, work-life balance) of at least 2.5 during the eligibility period.