Best Small and Medium Workplaces for Women

To determine the Best Workplaces for Women, Fortune research partner Great Place to Work analyzed feedback representing more than 4.6 million U.S. employees. The 25 companies on this page represent the best small and medium workplaces for women. You can learn more about them below. (For the other 75, also see: 75 Best Large Workplaces for Women.)

The Top Ten

KnowBe4

+1 spotPrev. #2

Information Technology

An employee says: "We celebrate victories together. We work on problem resolutions together. CEO practices what he preaches and engages everyone on an equal playing field and we have individuals whose sole job is to help us have fun while we work." Read the Great Place to Work review .

BambooHR

+8 spotsPrev. #10

Information Technology

An employee says: "The biggest impact this company has made on me is the ability for personal growth. They are focused on me as an individual and have helped me establish a professional development plan that outlines where I want to be and how I can get there." Read the Great Place to Work review .

Collaborative Solutions

+8 spotsPrev. #11

Professional Services

An employee says: "Anyone can raise their hand to get involved or suggest new projects, without judgement on level, time at the company, or experience. Very quickly after joining the company, I was given opportunities to participate on projects I was interested in." Read the Great Place to Work review .

Roth Staffing

-3 spotsPrev. #1

Professional Services

An employee says: "The care and quality put into finding likeminded individuals, regardless of their backgrounds, is what sets Roth apart. We all have a strong work ethic and have each other's backs. The human element exists in our workplace." Read the Great Place to Work review .

Child Trends

+4 spotsPrev. #9

Professional Services

An employee supervisor says: "There is more transparency than anywhere I have worked before. E.g., the promotions process is employee-driven, with an objective committee of peers reviewing your application for promotion against a rubric that the entire company has helped create." Read the Great Place to Work review .