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Best Workplaces 2007
Read about homebuilders who go the extra mile for their employees and stay competitive by attracting good workers who are productive, hardworking and loyal.
From January through March 2007, Professional Builder solicited responses to a 32-question online survey about how people feel about the home building company for which they work. Almost 1,600 individual responses representing 81 identified companies were received.
Survey questions covered compensation and benefits; professional development, education and training; recruitment and retention; job satisfaction, workplace culture and environment; social and corporate responsibility; customer service; and leadership ability of management.
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