Tuesday 3 November 2015

RANKED: The 11 tech companies everybody wants to work at



Every year, LinkedIn publishes a list of companies that are most “in-demand” in America, based on the billions of interactions it sees between companies and members of its site.

The ranking, called the “Top 100 Most InDemand Employers,”looks at things like each company’s reach, engagement, and job activity, and measures how popular it is among LinkedIn members.

It also breaks down the list by industries, and the tech sector accounted for the highest share (29% of total) this year.

We pulled the 11 most in-demand tech companies from the list.


No. 11: Cisco
Cisco

Total employees: 81,000

Based in: San Jose, CA

What it does: Internet networking and storage products and services

Market cap: $147 billion

Revenue (2014): $49 billion


No. 10: Salesforce
Justin Sullivan/Getty Images

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff

Total employees: 16,000

Based in: San Francisco, CA

What it does: Business software that helps companies with sales, marketing, and customer service

Market cap: $50 billion

Revenue (2014): $5.3 billion



No. 9: Adobe
David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Total employees: 13,000

Based in: San Jose, CA

What it does: Software for media, marketing, and publishing

Market cap: $44 billion

Revenue (2014): $4.1 billion


No. 8: Yahoo
REUTERS/Ruben Sprich

Total employees: 12,000

Based in: Sunnyvale, CA

What it does: Internet search and advertising business

Market cap: $32 billion

Revenue (2014): $4.6 billion



No. 7: Twitter
REUTERS/Stephen Lam

Total employees: 4,000

Based in: San Francisco, CA

What it does: Real-time communication and social media

Market cap: $21 billion

Revenue (2014): $1.4 billion


No. 6: GE
Thomson Reuters

Total employees: 300,000

Based in: Fairfield, CT

What it does: Business that spans appliances, energy, and financial services to software development and engineering.

Market cap: $297 billion

Revenue (2014): $148 billion

No. 5: Amazon
AP Photo

Total employees: 66,000

Based in: Seattle, WA

What it does: Online retail and cloud computing

Market cap: $286 billion

Revenue (2014): $89 billion


No. 4: Microsoft
Business Insider/Julie Bort

Total employees: 117,000

Based in: Redmond, WA

What it does: Software and hardware devices as well as enterprise services

Market cap: $428 billion

Revenue (2014): $93.5 billion



No. 3: Facebook
REUTERS/Stephen Lam

Total employees: 11,000

Based in: Menlo Park, CA

What it does: Social media

Market cap: $292 billion

Revenue (2014): $12.5 billion


No. 2: Apple
REUTERS/Stephen Lam

Total employees: 104,000

Based in: Cupertino, CA

What it does: Consumer electronics

Market cap: $653 billion

Revenue (2014): $182 billion


No. 1: Google
REUTERS/Chip East

Total employees: 59,000

Based in: Mountain View, CA

What it does: Internet search, advertising, and enterprise services

Market cap: $503 billion

Revenue (2014): $66 billion

Source: Business Insider

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