Glassdoor released its Best Places to Work list for 2022 on Wednesday, naming the top 10 large U.S. companies (defined as more than 1,000 employees) from all industries on its platform based on ratings from current and former employees.

In 2020, “the COVID-19 earthquake shook the economy” and the “aftershocks” continued into 2021, noted the company. Going into 2022, employees have expected more from their employers, shown by The Great Resignation and the struggling economy inching toward pre-pandemic levels.

Glassdoor noted that many technology companies made the list because of their “flexible work environments, consistent support throughout the pandemic and a focus on better pay, benefits and work-life balance.” Some of the top 10 in Glassdoor’s list for 2022 made the list for the past two years, including NVIDIA, HubSpot, Bain & Company, Google and lululemon.

According to the site's findings, the top 10 companies to work for this year are:

  1. NVIDIA
  2. HubSpot
  3. Bain & Company
  4. eXp Realty
  5. Box
  6. Boston Consulting Group
  7. Google
  8. Veterans United Home Loans
  9. lululemon
  10. Salesforce
Businesses have had difficulty finding workers throughout 2021, and the December employment report showed no movement in the closely watched labor force participation rate indicating the share of the population working or looking for jobs
Businesses have had difficulty finding workers throughout 2021, and the December employment report showed no movement in the closely watched labor force participation rate indicating the share of the population working or looking for jobs GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA via AFP / JOE RAEDLE

Glassdoor also included a top 100 list recognizing the job search site's most notable companies.

Some of the names included in the top 100 list are Royal Caribbean Group and NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, sitting at Nos. 11 and 12, respectively.

Two airlines made the list, with Delta Air Lines ranking at No. 18 and Southwest Airlines earning the No. 30 spot. Tech companies Adobe (No. 16), LinkedIn (No. 19), DocuSign (No. 27), Microsoft (No. 28) and Apple (No. 56) were also recognized. Meta (formerly Facebook) dropped 36 spots on the list, landing at No. 47 after a rough year for the company's public image, CNBC reported.

Rounding out the latter half of the list was Universal Studios at No. 97, Malouf Companies at No. 98, RE/MAX at No. 99 and Zoom Video Communications at No. 100.

All the companies listed in the top 100 had a score of 4.2 or above, with the top companies receiving a 4.6 rating.

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