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If you’ve ever wanted to work for a startup, you might want to head to Snowflake Computing, according to a new report.
LinkedIn named the San Mateo, California- based software company as the hottest startup to work for in 2019 on its list of top 50, published Wednesday.
The list from the social networking site showed the top companies where Americans want to be working.
Following Snowflake, LinkedIn found that most Americans want to work at cannabis company Dosist, based in Los Angeles.
In third place in the ranking was operations technology company Samsara, based in San Francisco.
According to LinkedIn's Top 50 Hottest Startups, software company Snowflake Computing is the startup where most Americans want to be working, followed by cannabis company Dosist in second place and operations technology company Samsara.
In order to qualify, companies had to be 7 years old or younger with at least 50 employees. They also had to be privately owned and headquartered in the U.S.
In order to find the top 50 hottest startups, LinkedIn analyzed employee growth, jobseeker interest, engagement with the company and its employees and how well the companies attracted top talent, the social media site said in its report.
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Here’s the full list of LinkedIn's 10 hottest startups to work for and what they do.
Snowflake Computing - Software company
Dosist - Cannabis company
Samsara - Operations technology company
DoorDash - Food delivery app
Brex - Financial services company
Good American - Apparel company
Robinhood - Financial services company
Peloton Interactive - Health, wellness and fitness company
Compass - Real estate
Nuro - Robotics company