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The 20 Best Companies to Work for in 2010

Written by Mint.com
Published Mar 15, 2010
1 min read
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If you’re unemployed and struggling to make ends meet, you might be feeling like any job will do. But, there’s no need to resort to desperation tactics. Being smarter about where you apply could get you a better job — one with a higher-than-normal salary, less chance of a layoff, or unusual benefits that are unique to a particular industry. To help you in your job search, we’ve taken a look at the companies that have put their people first, making them the best companies to work for in 2010.

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