2018 Best Places to Work (Raleigh, Cary: insurance, credit, construction)

[raleighbeer]

Does anyone happen to have a login for TBJ or be able to screenshot/provide a list of companies that made the list this year?

Would love to subscribe to their journal, but it's rather pricey for me at the moment.

[STL2006]

https://www.bizjournals.com/triangle...laces-to-work/

[raleighbeer]

Originally Posted by STL2006

https://www.bizjournals.com/triangle...laces-to-work/

Thanks! Yeah, you can view the 2017 and previous years lists, however, they just announced the 2018 list over the span of last week. Unfortunately those are only viewable at the time with a subscription, which for $100+ I can't afford at the moment.

[ERH]

I subscribe -- do you want the photos, or do you just need a list?

[DPK]

Here ya go. In order by the groups they were released by the TBJ:

Accenture
All American Entertainment
Brooks Bell
Chiesi USA
Dan Ryan Builders
Fidelity Investments
Get Spiffy
inMotionNow
Largemouth Communications
Oracle Bronto

Aerotek
Barringer Construction
Blo
Pelnik Insurance of Cary
PrecisionLender
Republic Wireless
SoftPro
The Catering Works Inc.
United Therapeutics
Weatherby Healthcare

Align Technology
BASF
Brasfield & Gorrie
CapTrust
Coastal Credit Union
Device Magic
FilterEasy
Hartsfield & Nash Agency
Investor Management Services
Management Recruiters Raleigh

Cardinal Solutions Group
Cushman & Wakefield
McAdams
Pendo
Procom Services
Rho
Southern Energy Management
The Link Group
Victra
Walkme

DPR Construction
G1 Therapeutics Inc.
Infinia ML
Jones Insurance Agency Inc.
MassMutual North Carolina
Personify
RedHat
Samanage
Teamworks
Trimark Digital

[2nccoast]

SAS is not on the list? That's hard to believe.

[CardinalRed]

No Quintiles sorry IQVIA on the list.....

[ozmoe571]

Companies must have a majority their employees fill out a questionnaire favorably and submit it within a short period of time. I imagine the bigger employers like SAS, IQVIA, RTI and so on realize the effort they may put to win one of these awards isn't worth their time, given their already established reputations and success in the Triangle.

[lurkus]

My employer is in that list.
And, not anything against them, but I'm surprised given the relative small size and just being one office of many of our large corporation and low employee count locally compared to other ones with much larger footprint here. Seems really like it mostly depends how vigilant HR pushes these surveys on their staff to get into the list.

[Thr3stripe]

SAS focuses their attention towards the national and international best places to work lists, where they've always fared very well.