Leadership drives growth. Trust drives leadership. Register now → https://bit.ly/45pLh8w Great Place To Work research shows that small and medium-sized businesses with the strongest leadership effectiveness scores are significantly more likely to achieve higher revenue growth. Join us for a discussion on new research, practical leadership strategies, and real-world examples of how high-trust workplaces create better business outcomes. #Leadership #SMB #BusinessGrowth #EmployeeExperience
Great Place To Work
Business Consulting and Services
Oakland, California 130,422 followers
Build trust. Drive workplace performance. For all.
About us
Build trust. Drive workplace performance. For all. Great Place To Work® helps organizations measure employee experience, benchmark workplace culture, and build high-trust workplaces that drive better business results. Since 1992, we have surveyed more than 100 million employees across 60+ countries, making us the global authority on workplace culture, and trust. Organizations partner with us to: - Measure employee experience with the Trust Index™ survey, delivered through Emprising®, our employee engagement and culture platform - Benchmark workplace culture against global data and industry peers - Identify the drivers of leadership, trust, agility, productivity, innovation, retention, psychological safety, well-being, revenue per employee, financial success, and market resilience. - Improve leadership effectiveness and organizational performance Our research, including the Great Place To Work Effect, shows that trust is a business advantage. High-trust workplaces consistently achieve: - Higher productivity - More agility - Stronger retention - Greater innovation - Better financial performance - More resilience With one of the world’s largest datasets on workplace culture, we help leaders understand how employees experience their workplace, prioritize what to improve, and track progress over time. We also recognize organizations through Great Place To Work Certification™ and Best Workplaces™ lists, including the Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For®. Recognition helps companies strengthen their employer brand, attract top talent, and stand out in competitive markets. Ready to measure your culture, benchmark your performance, and get recognized? Contact us to learn how to earn Certification.
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http://www.greatplacetowork.com
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- Industry
- Business Consulting and Services
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Oakland, California
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1992
- Specialties
- Great Place To Work® Certification™, For All Summit™, Certification Nation Day, Data‑Driven Culture Insights & Reporting, Best Workplaces Lists , The Better Podcast, Culture Coaches, Workplace Culture Reports & Case Studies, 100 Best Companies to Work For, Companies that Care, Consulting, Leadership Behaviors, Employee Surveys, Workplace Performance Research, Great Place To Work Effect, Employee Experience Insights , ROI of Employee Experience, Leadership Development, Trust Index Survey, Emprising, and High-trust Culture
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1901 Harrison St
Oakland, California 94612, US
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We learned that if you had to choose just one quality in a leader, 44% of you chose communicate openly. Do you agree? Learn more about the leadership behaviors that build trust: https://bit.ly/4ppIFRx
Friday fun 👇 At Great Place To Work, we've found that trust is built through everyday leadership behaviors—not grand gestures. If you could choose just one quality in a leader, what would it be? Learn more about the leadership behaviors that build trust: https://bit.ly/4ppIFRx
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The difference between 15% revenue growth and 2% may come down to leadership. Great Place To Work research shows that high-trust leaders build workplaces that are: ➕ 34% higher productivity ➕ 47% greater agility ➕ 140% more innovation Confidence in leadership is one of the strongest predictors of business performance, especially for small and midsize businesses. Learn how high-trust leadership drives faster growth: https://bit.ly/4tooMKX #Leadership #SmallBusiness #RevenueGrowth #EmployeeExperience #Trust
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Friday fun 👇 People don't stay at great workplaces for just one reason. If you had to choose, what's the biggest reason? See what employees say at the 100 Best: https://bit.ly/4fwKU0y
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Employees at high-trust workplaces are: 🟥 28% more likely to adapt quickly to change 🟥 42% more likely to give extra to get work done 🟥 45% more likely to say their workplace celebrates innovating and trying new things, regardless of the outcome How? This article breaks down the behaviors that strengthen trust across teams, cultures, and organizations. Worth the read for any leader thinking about performance, AI adoption, culture, or long-term growth. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4eTZYae #Leadership #WorkplaceCulture #EmployeeExperience
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25% more employees at Great Place To Work Certified™ companies say they give extra effort at work. That gap matters. In this video, Insights Expert Karina Monesson breaks down what discretionary effort actually looks like inside organizations and why trust, support, and connection to purpose drive people to go above and beyond. Employee experience impacts performance more than many leaders realize. Learn more about The Great Place To Work Effect: https://lnkd.in/eXV_834E #Leadership #WorkplaceCulture #GreatPlaceToWork
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Learn what the 2026 Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For® are doing differently. Watch now → https://bit.ly/4nWHkAE 👀 In this recorded digital event, you'll get a deeper look at the trends shaping the highest-performing workplaces and how they turn employee feedback into action that builds trust and drives business results. You'll learn: ☑️ Key insights from the 2026 Fortune 100 Best ☑️ How leading organizations use Trust Index™ Survey data to guide decisions ☑️ Practical strategies to strengthen your Great Place To Work Certification™ journey #100BestCos #Leadership #EmployeeExperience #WorkplaceCulture
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Responsibility is a signal of trust. At Schneider Electric 💡 87% of employees say they are given a lot of responsibility. 💡 86% say management is honest and ethical. 💡 85% say this is a great place to work. These experiences reinforce each other. Ethical leadership builds trust. Trust gives people autonomy. Autonomy fuels accountability and performance. When employees are trusted to manage their work and their time, they bring care, focus, and pride to what they do. This is the Great Place To Work Effect in action. Congratulations to Schneider Electric on earning a spot on this year’s Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For list. See the full, produced by Great Place To Work: https://bit.ly/3Nz3Dip #100BestCos #GPTWCertified #EthicalLeadership #FutureOfWork #GreatPlaceToWork
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What if one of your most important financial metrics was employee trust? The Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For® generate 8.5x more revenue per employee than the U.S. public market and have outperformed the market by 3x. That kind of performance doesn't come from cutting costs or asking employees to do more with less. It comes from leaders who build trust. High-trust organizations create workplaces where employees give extra effort, adapt faster, innovate more, and stay longer. They listen to employees, involve them in decisions, recognize great work, and create environments where people feel safe to speak up. That's the Great Place To Work Effect: leadership shapes employee experience, employee experience shapes culture, and culture drives business performance. The data is clear. Trust isn't a soft metric. It's one of the strongest predictors of productivity, profitability, and long-term growth. Read more: https://bit.ly/4wR2a7X #100BestCos #Leadership #BusinessPerformance #EmployeeExperience #GreatPlaceToWorkEffect
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Trust fuels agility, innovation, retention, & performance. High-trust companies deliver: 🟥 8.5x more revenue per employee 🟥 3x market performance 🟥 +14.4% gains during The Great Recession Trust is measurable. Learn more about the Great Place To Work Effect: https://bit.ly/4q4ElWB