Recruiting site Glassdoor has revealed the winners of its 2018 Best Places to Work -- Employees’ Choice Award, results which are based on anonymous feedback shared by job applicants and employees. Athletic apparel brand Lululemon is the fashion company with the best performance on the ranking of best places to work, having scored 6th place. After tracking all the input received on its platform in 2017, Glassdoor ranked companies from all sectors according to three categories: best places to work, best places to interview and top CEOs.

Best fashion companies to work in the US, according to Glassdoor users:

Lululemon - 6th place
Nike - 53rd place
J. Crew - 75th place
Adidas - 93rd place

J. Crew best fashion company to interview

Fashion companies also rank among the best places to interview. A total of 13 apparel businesses have received enough praise by job applicants to make the Top 100 list. J. Crew is the one with best score, coming in 5th place.

Best fashion companies to interview in the US, according to Glassdoor users:

J. Crew - 5th place
Adidas- 16th place
Banana Republic - 17th place
Nordstrom Rack - 24th place
Nike - 34th place
Ralph Lauren- 41st place
Anthropologie - 42nd place
Old Navy - 43rd place
Lululemon - 44th place
American Eagle Outfitters- 48th place
Ann Taylor - 58th place
H&M - 96th place
Kohl’s - 99th place

PVH Corp has the best CEO among fashion companies in the US

As for the top CEOs, PVH Corp’s Emanuel (“Manny”) Chirico is the only chief executive from a fashion brand to appear on the list, landing 79th place. PVH Corp owns a number of brands, including Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, and Speedo. “I’m honored to have been selected to the 2018 Glassdoor Top CEO list, and I’m grateful to our associates for their continued support. This recognition reflects the great collective work of our dedicated associates and the commitment we’ve made to each other as a global team, understanding that we all contribute to our success”, said Chirico in a statement.

Top CEOs in the US, according to Glassdoor users:

Emanuel Chirico - 79th place
Blake W. Nordstrom - 89th place
Mark J. Parker - 95th place

When providing a company review on Glassdoor, employees are asked to share what they perceive to be the pros and cons of working for their employers. They are also encouraged to say whether they feel positively, negatively or neutral about the CEO of the company they work for..

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