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This year marks the 20th anniversary of the Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work for® List. Looking back over our 20 years of research, we saw incredible progress in the employee workplace experience, as well as a clear vision for the way forward.

There’s no shortcut to a great idea. Tech organizations often jump on any management trend that promises to kindle the spark of innovation. But the Best Workplaces in Technology go deeper than tearing out cubicle walls or revamping the corporate mission statement. Here’s how.

Discover 3 trends driving the success of this year’s Best Workplaces in Health Care, and get best practice ideas to better support employees at your own healthcare organization.

Becoming a For All Workplace is the new business advantage. Our research based on the 2017 100 Best Companies to Work For® shows that that organizations with a consistently great work experience— Great Places to Work For All— grow faster and outperform peers in the stock market. See the evidence in this free report

What sets the best apart from the rest? Learn interesting stats and key strengths among the Best Workplaces in Technology.

With an influx of thousands of new employees, many of whom are Millennials, this biopharmaceutical company leveraged one of their greatest assets—their culture—to attract, motivate, and retain employees across generations.

Twenty-five years ago, O.C. Tanner decided to focus on building a high-trust corporate culture. During this time, the company moved from an authoritative culture to one of trust and employee empowerment. As a result of their transformed culture, they have seen dramatic improvements to their business performance.

When Insomniac Games increased its headcount by 150% over a 2-year period, leaders kept an open dialogue with employees to help keep them engaged with their work. Employees not only stuck around – they helped grow the team towards results that have been nothing short of “explosive.”

Companies that made the list of the 2016 Best Workplaces for Flexibility offer plenty of perks and time off to keep their teams energized. But look closer, and you’ll also see organizations deeply committed to creating environments of fairness and trust.