Do you hate your job? That sucks. Maybe you can try getting a job at SAS Institute. The analytics software company topped Great Place To Work’s list of the 25 best multinational workplaces. The list was determined by employee surveys and audits of the companies’ policies and practices. And don’t worry, if SAS doesn’t sound appealing to you, here are the nine other companies that made the top 10. Get your resumes ready!
SAS Institute
The analytics software company topped the list. SAS employs more than 13,000 people, and tries to show that they care about each and every one. Each month, the CEO hosts "Conversations Over Coffee" to discuss any topics employees bring to the table, in a very non-pressure filled way. Very cool. Photo: Glassdoor.comNetApp
The computer storage and management company employs more than 12,000 people, and they try to keep every one of them satisfied. New hires participate in TOAST--Training On All Special Things--programs, and the company holds employee appreciation week. The festivities include food, carnival games and bouncy houses. Best. Company. Ever. Photo: money.cnn.comKimberly-Clark
The paper and hygienic products company employs 58,000 people. Each new hire receives a welcome package in the mail that contains information about the job and company, an email from their "Godfather," or mentor, and a key, symbolic of opening "the door of the Best Company.” Adorable. Photo: Kimberly-Clark.comMicrosoft
The IT and software company employees more than 96,000 people. It made the list because of the benefits employees enjoy, and its commitment to getting more women to pursue careers in technology. In 2000, the company began the DigiGirlz program, hosting events with girls in high school to get them to explore careers in the industry. Photo: ShutterstockMarriott
Marriott is another U.S.-based company. They made the list because of the concern they show for their employees. For example, Marriott hotel managers hold small group sessions with their employees to discuss issues like saving for retirement, how to open a checking account or get a car loan. Photo: ShutterstockFederal Express
Fed Ex is based in the United States and employs more than 150,000 people. They must be doing something right to keep that many employees happy enough to get them put on this list. The company is very active in volunteering and uses its global reach to work with humanitarian agencies during natural disasters, aiding in relief efforts. One employee said,"I enjoy the work atmosphere and am proud I work for FedEx.” Photo: Glassdoor.comW.L. Gore & Associates
Gore made the list for how they treat their associates. Every employee has a sponsor who mentors, coaches and commits to helping that person succeed within the company. The company makes a wide variety of consumer goods, including fabrics, electrical cable and medical equipment. The company's lack of hierarchy also makes employees very happy. Photo: Gore.comDiageo
Diageo is a UK-based alcoholic beverages company. Some of their brands include Johnnie Walker, Ciroc and Jose Cuervo. So basically, they're the people responsible for most of your hangovers. Despite that, their employees seem to love them. One employee said in the survey, “I consider myself to be a Diageo ‘lifer.’ I have been here 10 years and I cannot imagine working anywhere else!" The company and its employees participate in events and fundraisers to raise awareness and money for the less-privileged each year. Photo: Businessinsider.comAutodesk
Autodesk came in at number 10 on the list. The 3D design software company is headquartered in the United States and made the list for the employee benefits they offer. The company's sabbatical program offers employees six weeks paid time off every four years, on top of vacation and holidays. Photo: Glassdoor.com
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