Best Places to Work in 2010

By Monika Raginiak, Campus Representative, University of Minnesota

With graduation looming only a month away for some (and only six months away for others), it’s been fun and tantalizing watching other classmates find full-time employment. Some are excited by their futures, others are just merely satisfied to have a job. But where are they going? Will their job be fun? Will their firm treat them well?

Fortune conducted a survey on the Best Places to Work in 2010. Below are the top ten companies they decided we should be working for:

1. SAS

2. Edward Jones

3. Wegmans Food Market

4. Google

5. Nugget Market

6. DreamWorks Animation SKG

7. NetApp

8. Boston Consulting Group

9. Qualcomm

10. Camden Property Trust

These companies were ranked based on their retirement planning assistance such as 401(k)s and pension plans, the working environment, and the diversity within the company. So as you look to graduate, think about this… Does your company care about you and your future? Will you work well in this environment? If you’re going to one of these firms, chances are you’re being taken care of. But, what if you’re not?