Best Places to Work in the North Bay 2011: Winner profiles, top-scorer comments
Welcome
Welcome to the Business Journal’s sixth Best Places to Work in the North Bay. The record 67 companies selected this year and featured on these pages are once again inspirational and instructional, providing the North Bay with key benchmarks for what makes a company a great place to work. [read more from Brad Bollinger, Editor in Chief, Associate Publisher]
Below are links to profiles of the 67 companies that won the Business Journal’s annual Best Places to Work competition and comments from the top three scorers in each size category.
Comments from top-scoring companies: Codding Enterprises, Innovative Business Solutions and Métier
Comments from top-scoring companies: Golden Living Center of Petaluma, Moss Adams LLP and Sonoma Technology Group
Comments from top-scoring companies: Embassy Suites of San Rafael, Petaluma Health Center and Sonic.net
Comments from top-scoring companies: Bradley Real Estate, Exchange Bank and Redwood Credit Union
Comments from top-scoring companies: Agilent Technologies and Kaiser Permanente
How the winners were chosen
Companies selected as Best Places to Work in the North Baywere analyzed by the editorial staff of the Business Journal on the basis of several criteria, including the employer application, the survey ratings by employees, the number of responses, size of the company, the breakdown of responses from management and non-management as well as written comments by employees. [read more]
Facts and Figures
Contest benchmark dates, figures over the years, top-scoring companies per category, six-time winners, average company score. [read more]
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