Not China-Japan-UAE...India is the best place to work in Asia; 48 of the top 100 companies are here!

According to a recent report, India is one of the best places to work in Asia. Out of the top 100 companies, 48 are in India. The Great Place to Work report shows that these 48 companies fall in the large size category. The companies included this year include big companies like Novartis Schneider Electric Ericsson Visa and Nvidia.

New Delhi. India is ranked top among the best places to work in Asia. According to a latest report released on Monday, 48 of the top 100 organizations are in India. According to the report of ' Great Place to Work ', which conducts a global survey of workplace culture, these 48 companies present in India fall in the category of large companies, while 12 companies operate in India in the mid-size category.

This reflects the country's growing leadership in workplace culture and employee experience, the report said. According to the report, companies on the list in 2025 also have a higher number of employees reporting a positive workplace experience than the average workplace in Asia.

High level of trust

When companies build a high level of trust with employees, they are more likely to be prepared for disruptions, including the rise of generative AI. "These leading companies are leading the way, creating workplaces that make communities stronger, nations more prosperous, and the world a better place," said Michael C. Bush, CEO of Great Place to Work.

Which companies are involved

“What sets the 2025 Best Workplaces in Asia winners apart is the consistently positive employee experience across all of the factors that truly define a great workplace culture,” Bush added.

This year's list of companies doing business in India includes major players like Novartis, Schneider Electric, Ericsson, Visa and Nvidia.

Response received from more than 32 lakh people

Based on confidential survey data with over 32 lakh individual responses, the report reflects the experiences of nearly 7.5 million employees across the sector. It says that 91 per cent of employees feel involved in decisions that affect their work and 86 per cent of employees report fair and neutral treatment from their reporting manager.

Furthermore, over 93% of employees feel that they are treated fairly regardless of their age, gender, position, race, etc.

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