Earlier this month Forbes rated the Best Cities for Jobs in 2008 and this week Fortune rated the Best Companies to Work for in 2008, which lists their Top 100 employers. So in Letterman-like fashion I’m offering the Top 10 Best Companies to Work for in 2008! Drum roll please!!

1) Google

10) Methodist Hospital System

Check out the full list of all 100 companies along with supporting videos such as “What makes Google great“, “Everybody loves Wegmans“ and “How the Mayo Clinic Cares“.

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A very wise man emailed the following to me over the weekend and I thought on a Monday morning, over coffee, that a moment of clarity would be nice for everyone.

I hope you enjoy…

Moment of Clarity: Battlefield to the Boardroom

Courage, valor and honor. Not many of us could conquer our fears and handle the dangers of a battlefield. Even fewer could replicate that skill set atop a corporate hill. Find out what it takes to earn those stripes from retired army captain turned human capital management founder Arne Pedersen in his moment of clarity…

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If you haven’t had an opportunity, this holiday season, to visit Xerox’s Let’sSayThanks.com, check it out.

“Let’s Say Thanks provides a way for individuals across the country to recognize U.S. troops stationed overseas. By submitting a message through this site you have the opportunity to send a free personalized postcard greeting to deployed servicemen and women.” - More

So during this season of giving, take a few moments and send a personalized card to the men and women of the Unites States Military. It’ll make you feel all warm and fuzzy, kinda like those slippers you bought your spouse for the holidays ;o)

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The cards are printed using Xerox technology and sent in care packages through cooperation with Give2TheTroops.org. This is goodwill and smart business; I mean who wouldn’t want to be affiliated with a company supporting the troops? AND any good deed should find much steam in the blogosphere.

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At a recent tech expo:

What a difference 20 years makes…

In the foreground a 40MB Hard Drive (back then they said “You will never need that much…” ) … In the background (under the magnifying glass) a 6 gig Hard Drive.

Imagine where recruiting will go in the next 5…10…20 years!?!

by Josh Akers

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Simply said:

Search internships at College Recruiter.com.

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