Top Workplaces in Greater Atlanta Recognized for Excellent Employee Experiences

The Top Workplaces awards, presented by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and employee survey company Energage, celebrate organizations that provide outstanding employee experiences. Based on a 25-question survey, the top 175 workplaces in the Greater Atlanta area have been recognized for their commitment to their employees. The awards are a testament to the significance of a people-first workplace experience, where employees are the heart of any thriving organization.

Key Takeaways:

  • For the 15th year, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution has partnered with Energage to honor the best places to work in Greater Atlanta, with 8,180 organizations asked to survey their employees and 264 responding.
  • The top 175 workplaces have earned recognition as Top Workplaces in Greater Atlanta, with 37 survey newcomers receiving recognition, including 811 and Raising Canes Chicken Fingers.
  • Cornerstone Christian Academy in Peachtree Corners was named the No. 1 Top Workplace in the small business category for four out of five years, with employee feedback on the need for additional science labs leading to the creation of new labs.
  • Brasfield Gorrie, No. 1 in the large business category, uses the Top Workplaces survey results alongside internal feedback to validate positives and opportunities for improvement.
  • To qualify for Top Workplaces recognition, employers must have at least 50 workers in the region, and employers are grouped by size to facilitate comparison of similar employee experiences.

Statistics:

  • 8,180 organizations were asked to survey their employees, and 264 responded.
  • 264 organizations responded to the survey, with 175 earning recognition as Top Workplaces in Greater Atlanta.
  • 37 survey newcomers received recognition as a Top Workplace, including 15 large-size, 12 midsize, and 10 small-size organizations.
  • Cornerstone Christian Academy has been named the No. 1 Top Workplace in the small business category for four out of five years.

Sources:

  • Atlanta Journal-Constitution
  • Energage
  • Cornerstone Christian Academy
  • Brasfield Gorrie
  • AJC.com