100 Best Large Workplaces for Women

To determine the Best Workplaces for Women, Fortune research partner Great Place to Work analyzed feedback representing more than 1.2 employees, 640,000 of whom were women. The 100 companies on this page represent the best large workplaces for women. You can learn more about them at right. (For the other 25, also see: 25 Best Small and Medium Workplaces for Women.)

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The Top Ten

Hilton Worldwide Holdings

Prev. #1

Hospitality

Employees say: “I believe the biggest driving factor of our awesome work environment is that everyone is truly embraced for who they are, the season of life they are in, and what their goals are. I am a mom of two young kids, and my co-workers have become basically aunts and uncles to my kids - always asking about how they're doing, any fun milestones, randomly buying them a toy because "it reminded them of my baby". It really removes the "mom guilt" aspect of being a working mom when I know that the people I work with value my life outside of work too, and allow me time and space to be both a professional and a mom.”

Pinnacle Financial Partners

+4 spotsPrev. #6

Financial Services & Insurance

Employees say: “The amount of TRUST they have in their employees to do the right thing and execute on a professional level is so refreshing. PNFP allows me to be a mom first, and an employee second, which is incredible!”

Cisco Systems

+6 spotsPrev. #9

Information Technology

Employees say: “I love the passion for great technology that we create and deliver and the passion for the people. I love seeing diversity across all levels and the opportunity to thrive as a woman. This is the first time in 20 yrs that I've had a woman leader and her leader is a woman. It's great to see role models that are like me.”

American Express

-2 spotsPrev. #2

Financial Services & Insurance

Employees say: “Inclusion for everyone and the opportunity especially for women who are on their own financially makes this a great place to work. I feel I have had so many opportunities to thrive and strive toward my personal and professional goals.”

Comcast

+6 spotsPrev. #11

Telecommunications

Employees say: “I love working here. I like the environment, the collaboration, the interactions, I feel like people actually want to hear my opinions which isn't common for me as because I'm young, Black, and a woman. Feeling included is one thing, but feeling wanted, appreciated, respected, and listened to are completely different and I love that.”

CIENCE

NEW

Information Technology

Employees say: “I have never worked for a company that seems to genuinely care about its employees. My child has had a string of illnesses and I was afraid I would lose my job because of the number of absences. Instead, I have had so much support and care given to me that I cannot even explain the difference it has made.”

Slalom

+24 spotsPrev. #31

Professional Services

Employees say: “Real diversity. People come from various backgrounds, most have international experience (one of our colleagues spent 5 years in Thailand before joining our tech team, another worked in Berlin). I've been in a data team where everybody was a woman (data scientist, data engineer, engagement leader). Before joining Slalom, I used to be the only woman on the team.”

White Glove Community Care

NEW

Aging Services

Employees say: “White Glove allows you to have the flexibility of obtaining a work life balance. The case manager usually responds within the hour to any questions you may have and is willing to review any skills nurses may need or want. Everyone that is involved clinically has been very respectful.”

Asana

NEW

Information Technology

Employees say: “Everyone, especially leadership, are exceptionally kind people! While they still hold high expectations, you can tell they lead with kindness and understanding first which goes a long way in making this a healthy work environment.”

Progressive

-5 spotsPrev. #5

Financial Services & Insurance

Employees say: “As a queer, woman of color, I have never felt more accepted than the Progressive family makes me feel. My sexual orientation, gender or ethnicity has not set walls; if anything, it's celebrated and that's one thing I'm so thankful for.”