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Saturday, October 6, 2007

Top 10 Best Companies to Work For

Google

What makes it so great?Our new No. 1 sets the standard for Silicon Valley: free meals, swimming spa, and free doctors onsite. Engineers can spend 20% of time on independent projects. No wonder Google gets 1,300 resumés a day.

Headquarters: Mountain View, Calif.

Top 3 (of 16) U.S. locations: Mountain View, CA, New York, NY, Kirkland, WA

2005 revenue ($ millions): $6,138

Website: http://www.google.com/

Genentech


What makes it so great?Biotech leader has uncommonly loyal staffers. "Wild horses could not drag me away," says one employee. Last year 537 employees took a six-week paid sabbatical, which is available for every six years of service.

Headquarters: South San Francisco

Top 3 (of 9) U.S. locations: South San Francisco, CA, Vacaville, CA, Oceanside, CA
2005 revenue ($ millions): $6,633

Website: http://www.gene.com/



Wegmans Food Markets

What makes it so great?Private grocery chain gets thousands of letters every year from shoppers coveting a Wegmans in their neighborhood. The chain, founded in 1916, now operates in 71 stores in five states.
Headquarters: Rochester, N.Y.

Top 3 (of 93) U.S. locations: Rochester, NY, Buffalo, NY, Syracuse, NY

2005 revenue ($ millions): $3,820



Container Store


What makes it so great?Storage retailer pays sales employees 50% to 100% above industry average. Nearly one-tenth of all employees take advantage of "family friendly" shift, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., allowing for school dropoffs and pickups.
Headquarters: Coppell, Texas

Top 3 (of 38) U.S. locations: Coppell, TX, New York, NY, Houston, TX

2005 revenue ($ millions): $441




Whole Foods Market

What makes it so great?Whole Foods has long had a salary cap limiting pay of top execs, currently at 19 times average full-time pay. But founder and CEO John Mackey went further, reducing his salary to $1 and forgoing all future stock options.


Headquarters: Austin

Top 3 (of 223) U.S. locations: New York, NY, Austin, TX, Washington, DC

2005 revenue ($ millions): $5,607






Network Appliance

What makes it so great?Data-storage company climbed 21 spots as employees cheered enhanced benefits for parents of special-needs children, widespread use of flexible schedules (95% of employees), and a soaring stock (up 50% in 2006).


Headquarters: Sunnyvale, Calif.


Top 3 (of 50) U.S. locations: Sunnyvale, CA, Research Triangle Park, NC, Mclean, VA


2005 revenue ($ millions): $2,070







S.C. Johnson & Son



What makes it so great?This household-products company subsidizes hotel stays for employees who live 25 miles or more from work and offers discounts at its newly expanded child-care center for families making under $60,000 a year.


Headquarters: Racine, Wis.


Top 3 (of 15) U.S. locations: Racine, WI, Bay City, MI, Fresno, CA


2005 revenue ($ millions): $7,000








Boston Consulting



Group What makes it so great?Employees working more than 60 hours a week at this management consultant are placed in a "red zone" and advised by a career mentor. A push to hire more women resulted in a 25% rise in female consultants from 2004.


Headquarters: Boston


Top 3 (of 14) U.S. locations: Boston, MA, Chicago, IL, New York, NY


2005 revenue ($ millions): $1,505








Methodist Hospital



System What makes it so great?As gas prices soared last year, Methodist sent employees (everyone except top execs) a $250 gift card for use at Chevron stations, prompting more than 500 staffers to e-mail thank-yous to CEO Ron Girotto.



Headquarters: Houston



Top 3 (of 9) U.S. locations: Houston, TX, N.A., N.A.



2005 revenue ($ millions): $1,413









W.L. Gore & Associates


What makes it so great?Great ideas (Gore-Tex, Glide dental floss) come from all corners at this nonhierarchical Delaware company, which prefers to promote from within. (CEO Terri L. Kelly joined Gore as a process engineer in 1983.)


Headquarters: Newark, Del.


Top 3 (of 28) U.S. locations: Elkton, MD, Flagstaff, AZ, Newark, DE


2005 revenue ($ millions): $1,984