LinkedIn ranks top 10 companies to work for in the US – Here’s the complete list

LinkedIn ranks top 10 companies to work for in the US - Here's the complete list

LinkedIn has published its annual list of top companies, showcasing the greatest workplaces in the United States.

According to the platform’s most recent analysis, the greatest firms to work for cover industries ranging from technology and healthcare to financial services. JP Morgan Chase & Co. took the top spot, with Verizon, Amazon, and Wells Fargo also making the top 10.

List of top 10 companies to work for in the US

1. JP Morgan Chase & Co

JP Morgan Chase & Co. is a global financial services leader known for its diverse banking, investment, and wealth management offerings. They have a long history spanning more than two centuries and have established themselves as a valued advisor and partner to individuals, corporations, and institutions globally.

2. Amazon

Second on the list is Amazon, which has established itself as a global leader in retail, technology, and innovation. They have transformed the way people consume goods and services, focusing on customer satisfaction and convenience.

3. Wells Fargo

Wells Fargo, a major player in the financial services market, is known for its diverse banking, investing, mortgage, and consumer financial services. It has a history that goes back to 1852. Most Wells Fargo roles prioritize skills above a college degree, with more than 90% focused on relevant capabilities. Their professional development program provides training, networking, and mentorship to employees in entry- to mid-level roles.

4. Deloitte

Deloitte is a market leader in professional services, with experience in auditing, taxation, consulting, and advisory. It operates in over 150 countries and serves a wide spectrum of clients, offering strategic insights and solutions suited to their specific needs. Deloitte’s Project 120 has invested $1.4 billion to support employee learning and development.

5. PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC)

PwC, or PricewaterhouseCoopers, is an international professional services network that offers a wide range of services, including auditing, taxation, consulting, and advisory. PwC’s ‘Inclusion Networks’ provide a supportive environment for employees who share a common background and interests.

6. UnitedHealth Group

UnitedHealth Group is a healthcare corporation committed to increasing access to high-quality healthcare services. UnitedHealth Group provides its employees with comprehensive health insurance plans that cover 100% of in-network preventative medical and dental treatment. Accident, critical illness, and disability insurance coverage are also offered.

UnitedHealth Group works on two platforms: UnitedHealthcare, which provides health care coverage and benefits, and Optum, which offers information and technology-enabled health services.

7. AT&T

AT&T is a multinational telecommunications firm noted for providing a wide range of services, including wireless communication, internet, television, and digital entertainment. They focus on adaptability, client attention, and teamwork in all their hiring, regardless of function.

8. Verizon

Verizon is also a telecommunications firm known for its wireless communication, internet, television, and digital entertainment offerings. Their ‘Up to Speed’ employee news program features both filmed and live broadcasts, allowing ‘V Teamers’ from around the firm to provide updates and discuss their work.

9. Moderna

Moderna is a biotechnology business known for its work on mRNA-based vaccinations and treatments. Moderna is committed to creating a healthy work environment, including benefits such as subsidized commuter fees and pop-up daycare centers to reduce employee burnout.

10. Alphabet Inc

Alphabet is the parent firm of many well-known companies, including Google, YouTube, Fitbit, Verily, and Waze. Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Google’s co-founders, established Alphabet as a holding corporation to divide Google’s various companies and initiatives into distinct entities.

 

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