Employees who felt they had significant growth (79% happy) in their organization were much happier than the employees who thought they had only moderate growth (57% happy), And of course, employees who responded that they had no growth (16% happy) were very unhappy.
From December 9th to 31st 2019, Blind, a community where more than 3.2 million verified professionals communicate anonymously online, surveyed a total of 10,129 users and asked the following questions:
Q1. In 2019, how much growth do you think you had while working at your organization?
Q2. Are you happy at your current workplace?
Blind received survey responses from a total of 10,129 users. In order to rank companies, Blind gave each company a personal growth score by giving more weight to “significant growth” over “moderate growth” and for “no growth,” a score of 0.
Key Takeaways
Companies with the Happiest Employees: % of employees that responded happy
Companies with the Least Happy Employees: % of employees that responded not happy
From December 9th to 31st 2019, Blind, a community where more than 3.2 million verified professionals communicate anonymously online, surveyed a total of 10,129 users and asked the following questions:
Q1. In 2019, how much growth do you think you had while working at your organization?
- Significant Growth
- Moderate Growth
- No Growth
Q2. Are you happy at your current workplace?
- Yes
- No
Blind received survey responses from a total of 10,129 users. In order to rank companies, Blind gave each company a personal growth score by giving more weight to “significant growth” over “moderate growth” and for “no growth,” a score of 0.
Key Takeaways
- Bloomberg, JUUL, Cruise Automation, Facebook, and Spotify ranked top 5 on our list, where employees thought they had the most growth in 2019 — followed by Wayfair, Google, Lyft, Walmart, and Uber.
- Not surprisingly, employees who felt they had significant growth (79% happy) in their organization were much happier than the employees who thought they had only moderate growth (57% happy), And of course, employees who responded that they had no growth (16% happy) were very unhappy.
Companies with the Happiest Employees: % of employees that responded happy
| Company | Happy |
| Netflix | 85.71% |
| Bloomberg | 74.07% |
| ServiceNow | 71.43% |
| 66.88% | |
| Tesla Motors | 65.00% |
| PayPal | 64.00% |
| 63.64% | |
| 63.25% | |
| Lyft | 61.54% |
| 60.87% | |
| Spotify | 59.09% |
| T-Mobile | 57.14% |
| VMware | 55.56% |
| Indeed.com | 55.00% |
| Cisco | 54.55% |
Companies with the Least Happy Employees: % of employees that responded not happy
| Company | Not Happy |
| Nutanix | 76.00% |
| WeWork | 70.45% |
| JPMorgan Chase & Co. | 69.23% |
| Symantec | 68.18% |
| Visa | 66.67% |
| Qualcomm | 66.67% |
| Intuit | 65.79% |
| Oracle | 63.75% |
| Grab | 63.33% |
| eBay | 63.16% |
| NVIDIA | 61.76% |
| IBM | 59.52% |
| Expedia Group | 59.22% |
| Splunk | 59.09% |
| 55.56% |
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