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The best and worst places to build a tech career

The best and worst places to build a tech career
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A study by the Burning Glass Institute and Schultz Family Foundation analyzed 12 million career histories to identify the best and worst companies for tech career growth. The research highlights significant disparities in promotion, retention, and salary across different roles within the same organizations.

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This data provides job seekers with a more transparent look at corporate career trajectories, helping them avoid 'dead-end' roles.

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Getty Images; Tyler Le/BI How far we get in our careers, we tend to believe, depends on us: our intelligence, our temperament, our hustle. But where we work and the support we get there matter immensely too. Does your company promote from within, or does it hire senior people from elsewhere? Does it spend real money on training and mentoring? Is it somewhere you'd want to stay for the long haul? The age-old problem for job seekers is that, from the outside, it's hard to know. Even if you land at a business with a great reputation, it might turn out that jobs in your particular department are dead ends. So two nonprofits, the Burning Glass Institute and the Schultz Family Foundation, set out to uncover where the best jobs are.

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