Fortune magazine: 25 top-paying companies

Discussion in 'Wall St. News' started by LeeD, Aug 17, 2010.

  1. LeeD

    LeeD

    1. Baker Donelson Average total pay: $319,779
    2. Salesforce.com Average total pay: $249,607
    3. Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe Average total pay: $245,206
    4. Bingham McCutchen Average total pay: $233,800
    5. Devon Energy Average total pay: $187,819
    6. Alston & Bird Average total pay: $185,938
    7. Perkins Coie Average total pay: $183,376
    8. EOG Resources Average total pay: $171,943
    9. Arnold & Porter Average total pay: $171,074
    10. Brocade Communications Systems Average total pay: $170,175
    11. Adobe Systems Average total pay: $153,345
    12. Genentech Average total pay: $150,000
    13. Boston Consulting Group Average total pay: $139,921
    14. Cisco Average total pay: $135,877
    15. NetApp Average total pay: $132,396
    16. Colgate-Palmolive Average total pay: $132,000
    17. Chesapeake Energy Average total pay: $126,854
    18. MITRE Average total pay: $124,496
    19. Scripps Health Average total pay: $123,278
    20. DPR Construction Average total pay: $122,600
    21. Goldman Sachs Group Average total pay: $122,000
    22. Winchester Hospital Average total pay: $120,953
    23. Microsoft Average total pay: $120,657
    24. Intel Average total pay: $118,295
    25. Robert W. Baird & Co. Average total pay: $117,650

    http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2010/fortune/1001/gallery.bestcompanies_toppay.fortune/index.html
     
  2. Most of those firms are parasites? :eek: :( :mad:
     
  3. LeeD

    LeeD

    Do you hint at that lawyers are well-represented? Financial intermediaries are certainly not.
     
  4. LeeD

    LeeD

    If Fortune didn't limit their survey to private companies, this would put Federal Government into the 20th place, just ahead of DPR Construction and Goldman Sachs.