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The Best Places for Developers to Work Now

Developer.com Staff
By Developer.com Staff

Which tech companies are the best places to work in 2012? Business Insider put together a list of 25 based on reviews and ratings from Glassdoor.com. Here are the top ten:

  1. Guidewire (insurance software vendor)
  2. Facebook (social networking)
  3. MITRE (government R&D)
  4. Google (search and more)
  5. CareerBuilder (job search website)
  6. Apple (iPhones, iPads, Macs and more)
  7. Rackspace (cloud computing provider)
  8. Salesforce.com (cloud-based CRM)
  9. National Instruments (measurement and control hardware and software)
  10. Wayfair (furniture and home goods e-commerce site)

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