100 Best Companies to Work For

Top companies: By size

Rank	Company	Best Cos. rank	U.S. employees
1	Edward Jones	2	37,079
2	Wegmans Food Markets	3	36,770
3	Qualcomm	9	12,255
4	Cisco	16	37,276
5	Methodist Hospital System	17	11,145
6	Whole Foods Market	18	47,478
7	Genentech	19	11,146
8	Goldman Sachs Group	24	12,243
9	Baptist Health South Florida	32	11,729
10	Scripps Health	40	11,444
11	QuikTrip	41	10,311
12	Ernst & Young	44	24,815
13	USAA	45	21,999
14	OhioHealth	46	12,128
15	Microsoft	51	54,923
16	Booz Allen Hamilton	52	21,303
17	Nordstrom	53	45,853
18	Paychex	54	12,456
19	Mayo Clinic	55	41,839
20	CarMax	56	13,030
21	Four Seasons Hotels	58	12,345
22	Monsanto	59	10,772
23	Men's Wearhouse	68	14,764
24	Deloitte	70	39,065
25	PricewaterhouseCoopers	71	29,387
26	American Express	73	27,265
27	Marriott International	82	110,091
28	Accenture	84	30,000
29	Publix Super Markets	86	139,578
30	KPMG	88	20,972
31	Bright Horizons	89	14,497
32	General Mills	90	16,681
33	FedEx	91	218,770
34	Starbucks Coffee	93	116,357
35	Intel	98	43,905

From the Feb. 8, 2010 issue

Notes:
N.A.: Not available. U.S. employees includes part-timers as of time of survey. Job growth, new jobs, and voluntary turnover are full-time only. Revenues are for 2007 or latest fiscal year. All data based on U.S. employees.
* Average annual pay: yearly pay rate plus additional cash compensation for the largest classification of full-time salaried and hourly employees.
We define large companies here as having more than 10,000 employees. Midsized companies have 2,500 to 10,000 and small companies have less than 2,500.

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