The 25 best companies for women to work at, ranked
Get the Full Story10'000 Hours Getty ImagesJob-listing hub InHerSight revealed the top 25 companies for working women, according to female employee ratings.
Major companies like Salesforce, Intuit, Google, and American Express made the list.
HR tech company Ultimate Software took the top spot.
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Work is still challenging for women but some companies are more female-friendly than others.
InHerSight, a job-listing hub that rates a company's "female-friendliness," released a ranking of the top 25 companies for women. The list comes from taking top spots in 16 categories, among them:
Equal opportunities for women and men in the form of fair promotions and comparable salaries
Strength of maternity and adoptive leave policies
Female representation in company leadership
The database has over 100,000 companies total, and millions of women who use the site, according to company data analyst Emily McCrary-Ruiz-Esparza.
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Major tech companies like Google and Salesforce made the list, as did financial companies like Intuit and American Express.
The ranking is based on data provided by InHerSight from October 2019. However, McCrary-Ruiz-Esparza said these numbers are always shifting because employees submit their ratings for companies on a rolling basis.
Here are the top 25 companies for working women, with 5 stars being the highest rating: 15. Discover Financial Services received an overall rating of 3.7 stars.
Glassdoor
Industry: Financial services
Total ratings: 1,791
Maternity and adoptive leave rating: 4.1 stars
Equal opportunities for women and men rating: 4.2 stars
Female representation in leadership rating: 4.0 stars
24. USAA received an overall rating of 3.8 stars.
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Industry: Financial services
Total ratings: 2,666
Maternity and adoptive leave rating: 4.5 stars
Equal opportunities for women and men rating: 4.0 stars
Female representation in leadership rating: 3.7 stars
23. Edward Jones received an overall rating of 3.8 stars.
Google Maps
Industry: Financial services
Total ratings: 2,854
Maternity and adoptive leave rating: 4.2 stars
Equal opportunities for women and men rating: 4.2 stars
Female representation in leadership rating: 3.7 stars
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