About this trail:
This trail is about the best companies to work for. This is a list that has been flashed across the globe so many times that it is almost an old story now, but it does not alter the fact that the list is still valid and read again and again. The criteria for jusdgement is given on te top and the names of all the companies listed in full.
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This trail is about the best companies to work for. This is a list that has been flashed across the globe so many times that it is almost an old story now, but it does not alter the fact that the list is still valid and read again and again. The criteria for judgement is given on te top and the names of all the companies listed in full.
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This is a site from across the Atlantic and under the Queen, but it is interesting enough to see what criterions they look for in UK. The employee survey and the Company questionnaire are the instruments used here too.
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Look at this curiosity item. This list of best companies to work for was compiled in 2003, and can you find any of them in the 2007 list? Do find out and comment here!
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Many organizations evaluate companies and publish list of "best companies" for different groups. Listed below are a selection of such lists of "best companies" to work for. Some lists, like Forbes and The Times, are very broad. They simply list "best companies to work for". Others have more narrow focus and list best companies for certain minorities, types of workers, or regions.
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So, what can be simply said about the 100 winners of this prestigious title? None of them are striving to be normal. “How’s that?”, you ask. Here’s what jumped out at me about these “employee friendly” firms.
This from the article writer...but this article is very readable to say the least and gives interesting details on how some firms qualified and how some lost their place on the famed Fortune's Top List.




