These Columbus companies rank best in state, says Forbes. Did your employer make the list?
Oct. 15—Forbes Magazine compiled a list of best places to work in the
Forbes enlisted the research firm, Statista to survey more than 16,000 workers employed at companies of 500 or more employees. Responses came in from all 50 states and
Companies that received the highest scores based on the below criteria made the list.
What did the survey ask participants?
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How likely are you to recommend your employer?
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Evaluate the employers you've worked for within the last two years.
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Rate organizations they knew within their industry or through friends or family who worked there.
The list includes a mix of national corporations, regional companies and
Forbes explains its methodology as such, "Greater weight was given to more recent data and to the responses from their current employees within the state. Companies that received the highest scores in each state made our list, with each state ranking between three and 101 employers, depending on the size of the state and the number of responses received."
Which
These three companies are key players in the
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AFLAC (39) —
What did other
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Home Depot (21)
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Coca-Cola (51)
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Which are the top companies to work in the whole US?
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Costco Wholesale (2) —
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These companies reflect the growing trend of employees who are more content to remain in their current jobs and it's promising that so many remain here in
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