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Readers also look forward to the annually updated Fortune lists, which include the "40 Richest Under 40," "Most Powerful Women," and the "Fortune 500," an exclusive collection of companies whose employees are undoubtedly Fortune readers as well. --Mace Bainwright

Cover Story: 100 Best Companies to Work For 2007. Google shot straight to the top in its first appearance on Fortune's list this year. Find out why, plus see detailed profiles for all the best places to work.

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100 Best Companies to Work For 2007 Full list Rank Company Job growth % Company size U.S. employees 1 Google 67 Medium 6,500 2 Genentech 25 Medium 9,979 3 Wegmans Food Markets 8 Large 33,737 4 Container Store 14 Medium 2,866 5 Whole Foods Market 15 Large 37,806 6 Network Appliance 33 Medium 3,553 7 S.C. Johnson & Son 0 Medium 3,400 8 Boston Consulting Grp. 15 Small 1,434 9 Methodist Hospital Sys. 5 Medium 9,424 10 W.L. Gore & Associates 9 Medium 4,945 11 Cisco Systems 3 Large 27,493 12 David Weekley Homes 19 Small 1,622 13 Nugget Market 1 Small 1,099 14 Qualcomm 17 Medium 8,860 15 American Century Invest. 1 Small 1,783 16 Starbucks Coffee 15 Large 109,873 17 Quicken Loans 19 Medium 3,512 18 Station Casinos 27 Large 13,957 19 Alston & Bird 6 Small 1,598 20 QuikTrip 0 Medium 7,833 21 Griffin Hospital 6 Small 1,098 22 Valero Energy 12 Large 18,730 23 Vision Service Plan 3 Small 1,968 24 Nordstrom 6 Large 48,374 25 Ernst & Young 6 Large 24,995 26 Arnold & Porter -8 Small 1,292 27 Recreational Equip. (REI) 16 Medium 8,522 28 Kimley-Horn & Assoc. 23 Small 2,173 29 Edward Jones 2 Large 30,326 30 Russell Investment Grp. 12 Small 1,206 31 Adobe Systems 33 Medium 3,604 32 Plante & Moran 11 Small 1,501 33 Intuit 6 Medium 6,889 34 Umpqua Bank 8 Small 1,435 35 Children's Healthcare of Atlanta 7 Medium 5,256 36 Goldman Sachs 6 Large 12,542 37 Northwest Community Hospital 7 Medium 3,299 38 Robert W. Baird -2 Small 2,080 39 J.M. Smucker -4 Medium 2,853 40 Amgen 21 Large 13,554 41 JM Family Enterprises 8 Medium 4,452 42 PCL Construction 19 Medium 3,020 43 Genzyme 10 Medium 5,920 44 Yahoo 26 Medium 6,840 45 Bain & Co. 11 Small 1,370 46 First Horizon National -6 Large 12,491 47 American Fidelity Assur. -2 Small 1,358 48 SAS Institute 2 Medium 5,239 49 Nixon Peabody 2 Small 1,511 50 Microsoft 13 Large 44,298 51 Stew Leonard's 5 Small 1,899 52 OhioHealth 7 Large 10,836 53 Four Seasons Hotels 10 Large 11,584 54 Baptist Health Care 0 Medium 4,095 55 Dow Corning 8 Medium 4,052 56 Granite Construction 7 Medium 4,662 57 Publix Super Markets 6 Large 136,863 58 PricewaterhouseCoopers 8 Large 28,463 59 Pella 9 Medium 9,331 60 MITRE 3 Medium 5,759 61 SRA International 21 Medium 4,861 62 Mayo Clinic 4 Large 39,457 63 Booz Allen Hamilton 8 Large 16,691 64 Perkins Coie -1 Small 1,519 65 Alcon Laboratories 4 Medium 6,460 66 Jones Lang LaSalle 26 Medium 7,812 67 HomeBanc Mortgage -2 Small 1,312 68 Procter & Gamble 2 Large 34,142 69 Nike 5 Large 13,664 70 Paychex 9 Large 10,911 71 AstraZeneca 1 Large 12,263 72 Medtronic 8 Large 21,648 73 Aflac 7 Medium 4,326 74 American Express -4 Large 29,145 75 Quad/Graphics -1 Large 10,099 76 Deloitte & Touche USA 9 Large 34,011 77 Principal Financial Grp. 3 Large 13,075 78 Timberland 6 Small 2,016 79 TDIndustries 4 Small 1,345 80 Lehigh Valley Hospital & Health Ntwrk. 12 Medium 7,838 81 Baptist Health S. Florida 4 Medium 9,446 82 CDW 8 Medium 4,293 83 EOG Resources 17 Small 1,181 84 Capital One Financial 59 Large 19,047 85 Standard Pacific 25 Medium 2,856 86 National Instruments 6 Small 2,294 87 Texas Instruments -7 Large 15,274 88 CarMax 10 Large 12,553 89 Marriott International -1 Large 124,350 90 Men's Wearhouse 4 Large 11,508 91 Memorial Health 10 Medium 4,685 92 Bright Horizons 4 Large 14,164 93 Milliken 1 Medium 9,500 94 Bingham McCutchen 4 Small 1,618 95 Vanguard 6 Large 11,410 96 IKEA North America 21 Large 11,157 97 KPMG 4 Large 21,042 98 Synovus 4 Large 12,474 99 A.G. Edwards 1 Large 15,794 100 Stanley 6 Small 2,309 From the January 22, 2007 issue Notes: N.A.: Not available. U.S. employees includes part-timers as of time of survey. Job growth, new jobs, and voluntary turnover are full-time only. Revenues are for 2005 or latest fiscal year. All data based on U.S. employees. * Average annual pay: yearly pay rate plus additional cash compensation for the largest classification of salaried and hourly employees.

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