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**nuncEtedben** · 08-15-2007, 03:38 PM

If you're lucky enough, this company is on this list: http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fort...2007/full_list/ I worked for Genentech, which until this year, has been No. 1 for sometime. I have also worked for Johnson and Johnson which, while not on the list, is generally viewed as a good place to work. Also, being in Cincinnati, I know a number of engineers who have had bad experiences with Proctor and Gamble which seems to run in line with what I have experienced. That is, places on that list or with a high opinion of being a great place to work generally have either a "fraternity" feel to it or are so enamoured with their prestigue that they feel you should almost be paying them to work. Entitlement works both ways.

08-15-2007, 03:38 PM	#8
nuncEtedben Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 467 Senior Member	If you're lucky enough, this company is on this list: http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fort...2007/full_list/ I worked for Genentech, which until this year, has been No. 1 for sometime. I have also worked for Johnson and Johnson which, while not on the list, is generally viewed as a good place to work. Also, being in Cincinnati, I know a number of engineers who have had bad experiences with Proctor and Gamble which seems to run in line with what I have experienced. That is, places on that list or with a high opinion of being a great place to work generally have either a "fraternity" feel to it or are so enamoured with their prestigue that they feel you should almost be paying them to work. Entitlement works both ways.
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