25 companies, including Adobe, Nvidia and Accenture, earn spot in Fortune World’s Best Workplace 2025 list

25 companies, including Adobe, Nvidia, Accenture, Marriott International and DHL Express have earned a spot in Fortune World’s Best Workplace 2025 list.

The list compiled by Great Place To Work, the research partner of Fortune, is based on more than 9 million survey responses representing the experiences of over 25 million workers around the globe.

In a statement, the Great Place To Work said that despite the challenges of operating at global scale and complexity, these companies have delivered an exceptional employee experience.

“They outperformed their peers, both locally and globally, on measures of employee trust, pride, and camaraderie.”

Michael C. Bush, CEO of Great Place To Work, stated that the powerful impact of these great companies on our planet is a sacred trust.

Of the more than 9 million employees surveyed, more workers at these remarkable companies say their company trusts them and wants them to grow as people and professionals, said Bush.

"These economic powerhouses also strengthen the communities where they operate and are leaving behind a better world than the one they inherited,” he added.

Fortune's research partner stated that the best workplaces demonstrate significantly higher levels of productivity, innovation, and agility than the typical workplace.

Here are the 25 companies that made this year’s list

1. Hilton

2. DHL Express

3. Cisco

4. Accenture

5. Marriott International

6. AbbVie

7. TP

8. Stryker

9. Salesforce

10. MetLife

11. ServiceNow

12. Specsavers

13. Siemens Healthineers

14. Experian

15. Nvidia

16. Cadence

17. Allianz

18. Dow

19. Viatris

20. Adobe

21. Crowdstrike

22. SC Johnson

23. Trek Bicycle

24. Hilti

25. Admiral Group

According to Fortune, in addition to analysing employee feedback for the World’s Best Workplaces list, the survey also noted what companies could tell them about their programs and workplace strategy. Following that, the responses were rigorously evaluated and cross-reviewed according to Great Place To Work’s research-driven criteria.

The companies were recognised based on the degree to which they outperform others in their own country and across the globe.