LinkedIn Reveals Top Workplace: Where Amazon and Netflix Rank For Happy Employees

  • Microsoft Corp’s MSFT social media platform LinkedIn published its annual list of the best workplace, where Amazon.Com Inc AMZN held on to the top spot, and Google owner Alphabet Inc GOOG GOOGL dropped from number two last year to number five this year.
  • Wells Fargo & Co WFCJP Morgan Chase & Co JPM, and Bank Of America Corp BAC bagged the second, third, and fourth positions, TechCrunch reports.
  • Meta Platforms Inc METANetflix Inc NFLX, and Samsung Electronics Co, Ltd SSNLF fail to make a cut.
  • LinkedIn and its owner Microsoft intentionally did not join the rankings. Apart from Amazon and Alphabet, just one other Big Tech made to the top-10 list, Apple Inc AAPL at number eight.
  • The rankings provide a snapshot of how individuals’ priorities are changing.
  • LinkedIn’s rankings reflect how companies scored on softer and cultural skills, determining an employee’s likeliness to stay at the company.
  • The company’s ability to advance, skills growth, company stability, external opportunity, company affinity, gender diversity, educational background, and employee presence in the country determines its stability presently. LinkedIn used the data to launch its new tool it’s offering jobseekers when constructing their job searches.
  • Job seekers now have a filter to look for workplaces that have policies and priorities in areas like diversity and inclusion (DEI), career growth and learning, work-life balance, social impact, and environmental sustainability. 
  • Data suggests 171,000 tech layoffs this year as Meta Platforms Inc METAAmazon.Com Inc AMZN, and other tech companies downsize in record numbers.
  • Price Action: AMZN shares traded higher by 0.75% at $103.07 on the last check Wednesday.
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