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Which Select Employers Made the 2009 List
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Why They're the Best
NO. 1: General Mills Inc.
Onsite fitness center and auto service station
NO. 2: Genentech Inc.
Employees learn mindfulness and meditation
NO. 3: San Diego Gas & Electric Co.
A generous noncontributory retirement plan
NO. 4: University of Pennsylvania
Hundreds of campus activities year-round
NO. 5: Monsanto Co.
Part-time telecommuting and flex schedules
Find out which of the top 100 offer the best benefits, training and more.
Find out what matters most to IT workers at the top 100 organizations.
Building a Best Place
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Staff morale is critical to ensuring that productivity remains high. Robert Half Technology's Dave Willmer offers seven tips for maintaining a positive environment.
We collected workplace data from the employers, plus satisfaction ratings from more than 27,000 IT workers to rank the top 100 organizations.
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