City Life

These Are the Top Places to Work in Seattle

The Seattle companies that know how to keep their employees happy.
BY:
Sheila Mickool with Megan Lamb
| FROM THE PRINT EDITION |
January 2018
 
Best Companies to Work For
employment
 
Image Credit: 
Hayley Young
From work-life-balance practices to cool perks, companies are keeping their employees happy in different ways.

We searched the city for employers that are offering what today's workers want: flexibility, job satisfaction, a chance for a rich personal life—and a few fun perks, too.

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