America's Best Employers for Tech Workers: 2024 Methodology In the wake of widespread layoffs in the tech industry over the past two years, many professionals have begun re-evaluating their career choices.

In the wake of widespread layoffs in the tech industry over the past two years, many professionals have begun re-evaluating their career choices. Against this backdrop, Forbes has partnered with market research firm Statista to conduct an extensive survey identifying the best employers for tech professionals in the United States. The result is Forbes' first-ever America's Best Employers for Tech Workers 2024, set to be published on September 17.
Survey Methodology
The survey gathered insights from over 25,000 tech workers employed at U.S. companies with at least 1,000 employees. To ensure comprehensive coverage, the definition of a "tech worker" encompassed a broad range of roles, including:
- Software developers
- Cybersecurity specialists
- Cloud computing experts
- Data project managers
- Technical support professionals
Participants were asked to rate both their current employers and past employers from the last two years, providing valuable insights into workplace satisfaction over time. The evaluation process included the following key factors:
- Likelihood of recommending their employer
- Salary and benefits
- Opportunities for professional development
- Workplace flexibility
- Openness to employee ideas
- Technological progressiveness of the company
Balanced Evaluation and Ranking Process
To ensure fairness and accuracy, the rankings incorporated feedback from current employees, former employees, and third-party observations, ensuring a well-rounded perspective on workplace conditions. Additionally, Forbes and Statista integrated employee survey data from the past three years to identify consistent patterns in employer performance.
Each company received a score based on these evaluations, with the top 200 companies making the final list.
Why This Matters for Tech Professionals
In an industry that is constantly evolving and facing intense competition for skilled professionals, attracting and retaining top talent has become more challenging than ever. This ranking serves as a valuable resource for tech professionals, helping them identify workplaces that prioritize career growth, innovation, and employee well-being.
By spotlighting companies that set new standards for workplace excellence, the America’s Best Employers for Tech Workers 2024 list will help professionals make informed career decisions while recognizing organizations that excel in fostering a positive and progressive work environment.
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