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The 25 best large companies for women in 2020, according to female employees
The 25 best large companies for women in 2020, according to female employeeshttps://www.businessinsider.in/careers/news/the-25-best-large-companies-for-women-in-2020-according-to-female-employees/slidelist/79763777.cms2020-12-16T20:37:14+05:30
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The 25 best large companies for women in 2020, according to female employees
Madison HoffDec 16, 2020, 20:37 IST
Facebook is one of the best large companies for women, according to Comparably s new ranking.Courtesy of Comparably
Career site Comparably just published its annual ranking of the best companies for women.
The ranking is based on ratings from female employee over a 12-month period.
HubSpot, which makes a marketing and sales platform for businesses, ranked at the top of the large company list.
Courtesy of Comparably
The ranking is based on ratings from female employee over a 12-month period.
HubSpot, which makes a marketing and sales platform for businesses, ranked at the top of the large company list.
View the full lists from Comparably here.
HubSpot is the best large company for women to work for, according to a new ranking based on feedback from female employees.
Career website Comparably just released its annual ranking of the best companies for women to work for. To do this, Comparably anonymously asked female employees to rate their company on several topics. The questions asked covered 20 different key metrics. Polling spanned from December 1, 2019 to December 1, 2020.