Looking for a job? These San Angelo businesses ranked among best to work for by Comparably
Dalvin Brown
Company culture can make or break your experience at work.
Workplace atmosphere can mean the difference between an energized, productive work day and a stressed out, ineffectual 8-hour shift. So what workplaces have the best overall work environment?
Costco, Google and T-Mobile, according to a study conducted by the compensation, culture and career monitoring website Comparably.
Out of 50 large companies ranked by Comparably, several can be found in San Angelo.
The winners were determined based on a series of 50 questions across nearly 20 metrics. Workers voted on how they viewed topics such as work-life balance, compensation and future outlook of the business at their place of employment.
Ranked: 'Best' large companies with San Angelo branches
Here's a look at how the companies on the list with locations in San Angelo fared in the rankings. (See the full list on USA TODAY by clicking here)
No. 3. T-Mobile
No. 5. Aflac
No. 10. Starbucks
No. 13. The Home Depot
No. 14. Shipt
No. 44. Hyatt
No. 46. Chick-fil-A
No. 49. Sport Clips
No. 50. H-E-B
Methodology
The culture data website derived its list from nearly 10 million employee ratings of various companies. To qualify, large companies of more than 500 employees had to have a minimum of 50 participants. Midsize and small companies needed at least 15 participants to qualify.
Comparably Awards are derived from sentiment ratings provided by employees who anonymously rated their employers on Comparably.com between November 26, 2017 and November 26, 2018. There were no fees or costs associated with participating, nor was nomination required. To qualify, Large companies (more than 500 employees) must have a minimum of 50 employee participants and Small/Mid-Size companies (fewer than 500 employees) must have a minimum of 15 employee participants. The final data set was compiled from nearly 10 million ratings across 50,000 U.S. companies on Comparably.com.
San Angelo Standard-Times journalist John Tufts contributed to this report.