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Overview of the Recognition

In November 2025, the Great Place To Work® Institute Japan (GPTW Japan) unveiled its list of companies certified as 'Great Places to Work.' This recognition is rooted in the feedback gathered from actual employees who share their experiences working at these companies. The analysis and survey conducted by GPTW Japan are pivotal in evaluating the level of employee satisfaction and engagement in organizations across the nation.

What Does the Certification Entail?

The 'Great Place to Work' certification is based on the results of the 'Employee Engagement Survey' provided by GPTW Japan. This initiative collects data on workplace culture and employee sentiments, classifying companies by their working conditions and overall employee experience. Once a month, the certified companies are announced, while an annual ranking highlights the top 100 organizations that excel in fostering a high level of employee satisfaction.

November 2025 Certified Companies

The following companies have been recognized in November 2025 for their commitment to creating a great work environment:

• - Galderma
• - Docusign
• - Intage Healthcare
• - Park Place Technologies
• - SABON

Note: The order above is random, and details may vary in subsequent publications.

Aiming for Improved Work Environments

GPTW Japan is committed to enhancing workplace satisfaction, which it defines as having two key components: 'ease of work' and 'sense of purpose.' Their efforts are focused on creating sustainable corporate growth by promoting 'improved employee satisfaction.' The organization believes that any company, regardless of its scale or industry, can develop a work environment that prioritizes employee satisfaction. It envisions a future where work environments across Japan resonate with a sense of fulfillment and fulfillment for all employees.

About Great Place To Work® Institute

The Great Place To Work® Institute is a renowned global research organization that conducts annual surveys on workplace satisfaction in over 170 countries, evaluating more than 21,000 companies each year. Those that reach specific benchmarks in terms of employee engagement are recognized and ranked in influential media outlets worldwide. With a methodology backed by 30 years of data, their recognition and ranking systems are widely utilized for corporate recruitment branding, investor relations, and human capital disclosure. In Japan, the Institute operates under a license granted to the Great Place To Work® Institute Japan (GPTW Japan) by the Great Place To Work® Institute, aiming to revolutionize the workplace experience nationwide.