Dell Computer Company is the most favorite place to work, according to Newsweek’s The most favorite workplace in 2022. The company beat out all the big tech giants, none of which made the cut.
Newsweek’s The first list evaluates small, medium and large companies to determine employee satisfaction and affection for their boss, rather than just pay and benefits in the workplace.
Working with Florida-based Best Practices Institute (BPI), Newsweek surveyed more than 1.4 million employees at approximately 450 companies, the top 100 were then selected based on commitment to collaboration. and teamwork, advancement opportunities and company ethics.
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Dell’s penchant for flexible work is credited as a major contributor to its victory over the top spot. According to Dell, more than 90% of its employees have the option to work remotely. They also have the option to work from anywhere in the world for 29 days per year.
The PC Company was also commended for its workplace culture, with employees reporting high levels of job satisfaction and agreeing that bosses value their feedback and are willing to accommodate their needs. .
According to the company’s Vice President, Daniel Mott, it is the company’s flexibility and commitment to upskilling that has enabled Dell to hire and retain highly skilled employees. Most management positions are filled internally, and more than 35,000 employees have taken on new roles within the company over the past year.
Employees also praised Dell for its accountability. In response to allegations of workplace discrimination, Dell has launched a 10-year “inclusive development” initiative and is committed to creating more opportunities for women and ethnicities. minority.
Other tech companies in the top 10 include Zebra Technologies (#42), Strava (#45), Palo Alto Networks (#49) and Cloudflare (#55).
