Great Place To Work

Great Place to Work® is recognized worldwide as the leading authority on workplace culture. Since its establishment in 1992, the organization has gathered feedback from over 100 million employees globally to identify the key element of a successful workplace: trust. Great Place to Work assists businesses in measuring their culture and enhancing their performance by fostering a high-trust environment for all staff members. Our culture management platform, Emprising®, equips leaders with essential surveys, up-to-date reporting, and valuable insights to support data-driven decisions regarding their workforce. Our extensive benchmark data is utilized to honor companies that achieve Great Place to Work-Certified™ status and to highlight the Best Workplaces™ across the US and more than 60 other countries, including the annual lists of the 100 Best Companies to Work For® and the World’s Best, featured in Fortune. Our overarching goal is to create a better world by enabling every organization to become a Great Place to Work For All™.

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Top Strategies from Synchrony’s Listening Playbook

5 days ago | greatplacetowork.com | Roula Amire

High-trust leadership, Leadership & Management, Listening The power of active listening and co-creating the employee experience. Great workplaces understand that the employee experience drives business success. Synchrony is one of those companies. Its leaders are laser-focused on creating a high-performing, people-first culture. They’re on a mission to help all employees succeed personally and professionally.
Measuring the Impact of Pulse Surveys: How Top Companies Translate Feedback into Business Results

1 week ago | greatplacetowork.com | Claire Hastwell

Employee Engagement, Employee Experience, Employee Surveys You can’t respond to employee needs if you don’t know what they are. A powerful way to elicit feedback is a pulse survey. Building a strong culture means listening to your people. Listening is also one of the nine high-trust behaviors that define business success. Pulse surveys are a powerful tool for listening to your people and gathering real-time employee feedback.
How the 100 Best Companies Outperform the S&P 500 by 2,000% in Cumulative Returns

2 weeks ago | greatplacetowork.com | Ted Kitterman

Benefits of Company Culture, Best Workplaces, Research Here’s how investment banks like Jefferies are helping money managers get ahead of disruptions in the labor force — and what the trend means for your company. Investors and fund managers are increasingly conscious of how labor relations impact company performance.
Report: How Coats Strengthens Well-Being Across 55 Countries

3 weeks ago | greatplacetowork.com | Ted Kitterman

Employee Well-being New research from Great Place To Work explores the strategies used by the performance materials innovator to foster well-being in challenging conditions. A manufacturing leader might not be the first place you look for lessons on employee well-being, particularly when they operate in underdeveloped regions like Vietnam and Bangladesh.
How Delta Air Lines Soared to No. 15 on the Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For List

3 weeks ago | greatplacetowork.com | Ted Kitterman

Benefits of Company Culture, Best Workplaces The global aviation company stands out, not only for sharing $1.4 billion of its profits with employees, but also for robust programs to help every team member build their career. How your employees feel about their work has a direct impact on financial performance.
Surveying Builds Trust - Even When You’re Not Ready to Act (Yet)

4 weeks ago | greatplacetowork.com | Claire Hastwell

Employee Listening, Employee Surveys, Pre-survey Don’t hit pause on listening: Why skipping employee surveys can get in the way of progress. Imagine you’ve launched a new product. It’s popular at first — flying off the shelves or racking up downloads. But a few months in, sales slow. Engagement drops. No one’s complaining. No bad reviews. Just — less. If you’re not checking in with customers, it’s hard to know why. Maybe expectations shifted.
Empowering Employee Voices: A Guide to Fostering a Culture of Open Communication

1 month ago | greatplacetowork.com | Claire Hastwell

Employee Experience, Employee Recognition, Employee Surveys Building a great workplace for all isn’t a solo endeavor. By creating space for employees to voice their thoughts and put forward ideas, you foster a culture of open communication that drives engagement, innovation, and trust. What makes an organization a great workplace for all? Through our research, we know it’s one defined, in short, by a shared sense of trust, pride, and camaraderie among employees.
The 8 Elements of Business Agility: How Great Workplaces Adapt & Thrive

1 month ago | greatplacetowork.com | Ted Kitterman

Agility, Benefits of Company Culture, High-trust leadership Here’s what boosts agility for your employees, and how great workplaces support people in adapting quickly to change. When facing economic headwinds or business challenges, how you adapt to change is the only measure of success. Market volatility is soaring as the world digests new U.S. tariff policies, and the rapid rise of AI technology ensures every company is laser-focused on change management.
What Is Career Pathing? A Framework for Developing Employee Growth

1 month ago | greatplacetowork.com | Claire Hastwell

Many of us have a desire to grow – personally and professionally. That’s one reason why employees typically seek out new responsibilities around the two- to five-year mark of their current role. “But if they don't get those responsibilities, they'll seek other opportunities for work,” says Shaun Aguilera, Senior Customer Success Manager at Great Place To Work. Career pathing is a strategic approach to providing the workplace growth and opportunities people crave.
Summit Recap April 10

1 month ago | greatplacetowork.com | Ted Kitterman

Don't miss out! Join us at the For All Summit™ 2025 – register now to save your spot! Belonging, High-trust leadership Ted Kitterman is a content manager for Great Place To Work®. Ted has experience covering the workplace, business communications, public relations, internal communications, work culture, employee well-being, brand purpose and more.