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100 Companies That You Would Sell Your Soul to Work For

WELCOME TO NEWSWEEK’S FIRST MOST Loved Workplaces rankings. The collection of 100 small, medium and large companies on the pages that follow come at a crucial time for employees and their bosses alike. COVID-19 has turned the work world upside down—and the relationship between employees and their employers has never been more fraught. According to the U.S. Department of Labor, 11.5 million workers quit their jobs in the second quarter alone. (Are you keeping your employees happy? You'd better be.) There are other lists out there that rank good companies, to be sure. But we believe our rankings, produced in about their organizations. There’s a big difference, after all, between workers getting a kick out of free Doritos and whether they truly love and feel in sync with the company they work for.

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