These are officially the 50 best places to work in the UK in 2022 including Nando’s and O2

THE UK’s best companies to work for have been revealed, including Nando’s, Apple and O2.

A survey of workers found that the popular brands were among the top 50 employers in the country.

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Software company Service Now took the top spot, with employees praising its diversity, products and customer service.

AND Digital, a UK-based tech firm, was the runner up, and its workers said the firm had a “genuine desire to put people first and look after their wellbeing”.

In the third and fourth spots were another software group – Salesforce – and Immediate Media Company, which publishes magazines like Radio Times and BBC Good Food.

Staff at the former said they had “endless avenues to grow”, while the publisher’s employees said they work in a “caring and supportive environment”, according to the Glassdoor survey.

Abcam, a science supplier, came in fifth, followed by US management consultancy McKinsey & Company and Adobe.

VMware, a software firm, artificial intelligence developer Arm and Facebook – now known as Meta – completed the top ten.

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Nando’s and O2 also made the list of the top firms in the UK for employee experience – coming in at 34th and 49th respectively.

Other well-known firms in the top 50 were Microsoft, Hitachi, Mastercard, Dell, Google and Ocado.

Apple, Diageo, The Gym Group, Oliver Bonas and Octopus energy are among other big names that employees said were good bosses.

Christian Sutherland-Wong, Glassdoor chief executive officer, said: “The world of work is rapidly evolving, fuelled by the pandemic and now millions of workers re-evaluating their expectations of employers.

“This year’s Best Places to Work winners are leading the way by listening and responding to employee feedback and reimagining the employee experience to truly put their people first.”

Which firms are in the top 50?

1. ServiceNow
2. AND Digital
3. Salesforce
4. Immediate Media Company
5. Abcam
6. McKinsey & Company
7. Adobe
8. VMware
9. Arm
10. Meta
11. Hitachi Capital (UK)
12. Dishoom
13. Microsoft
14. Mastercard
15. Dell Technologies
16. Zurich Insurance
17. Awin
18. Google
19. SAP
20. Wise
21. Ocado Technology
22. Boston Consulting Group
23. Apple
24. Diageo
25. The Gym Group
26. Oliver Bonas
27. Octopus Energy
28. Arcadis
29. Sky Betting & Gaming
30. Barratt Developments
31. Softcat
32. Cisco Systems
33. Sage
34. Nando’s UK and Ireland
35. Trailfinders
36. Schuh Limited
37. The Lego Group
38. Kainos
39. Johnson & Johnson
40. Fidelity International
41. S&P Global
42. Ford Motor Company
43. Jet2.com
44. Procter & Gamble
45. Marriott International
46. Capgemini Invent
47. Mars
48. Mott McDonald
49. O2
50. MBDA

The Sun spoke to a recruiter last month who shared her top tips on securing a new job or pay rise in 2022.

She said the most common concern people have is that the market is so competitive, they don’t know how to stand out.

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