These Houston businesses punch in among Texas' best employers, report says

A slew of Houston-area companies may soon see a surge of inquiries and resumes, thanks to a new ranking.

Great Place to Work, which helps employers improve their workplace culture, and Fortune magazine teamed up to select the Best Companies to Work For in 2022 in two categories: small and midsize employers, and large employers.

“We are incredibly honored to be recognized as the top company on the Best Workplaces in Texas list,” said Robert Hefner, vice president of Human Resources for David Weekley Homes, in a statement. “We’re very proud to offer an amazing workplace culture as well as competitive benefits and perks for our team, which inspires them to delight our customers.”

Powerhouse business IT firm Hewlett Packard Enterprise follows on the large employer list at No. 2, followed by apartment owner and operator Camden Property Trust at No. 3. Mortgage lender Cornerstone Home Lending, commercial real estate company Transwestern, and community college system Lone Star College also land on the prestigious list.

Meanwhile, four of Texas’ top 20 small and midsize employers to work for are right here in the Houston area. They are: mortgage provider Republic State Mortgage, online education hub Continued, oil and gas consulting firm E.A.G. Services, and AI-based e-commerce firm PROS.

Here’s the list of the top 20 small and midsize employers on the list of the Best Companies to Work For:

1. Credera, Addison
2. Bestow, life insurance company, Dallas
3. Publishing Concepts, collector of oral histories, Dallas
4. Pariveda Solutions, business and technology consulting firm, Dallas
5. 49 Financial, financial planning provider, Austin
6. Highland Homes, homebuilder, Plano
7. AIM, provider of special education services, San Antonio
8. Republic State Mortgage, mortgage provider, Houston
9. Continued, provider of online continuing education, Houston
10. Freese and Nichols, engineering, planning, and consulting firm, Fort Worth
11. OJO Labs, home search platform, Austin
12. Dialexa, digital product consulting firm, Dallas
13. Granite Properties, commercial real estate developer, investor, and manager, Plano
14. E.A.G. Services, oil and gas consulting firm, Houston
15. Ontic Technologies, producer of “protective intelligence” software, Austin
16. PROS, provider of AI-based software for e-commerce, Houston
17. Scribe Media, book publisher, Austin
18. Embark, business advisory firm, Dallas
19. ProPath, operator of pathology practices, Dallas
20. CerpassRX, pharmacy benefits manager, The Colony

Here’s the list of the top 20 large employers in Texas, according to Great Place to Work and Fortune:

1. David Weekley Homes, homebuilder, Houston
2. Hewlett Packard Enterprise, provider of business IT, Spring
3. Camden Property Trust, apartment owner and operator, Houston
4. Texas Health Resources, healthcare system, Arlington
5. Vizient, healthcare consulting firm, Irving
6. Ryan LLC, tax services and consulting firm, Dallas
7. Hilcorp Energy, energy exploration and production company, Houston
8. PrimeLending, a Plains Capital Company, mortgage lender, Dallas
9. Cornerstone Home Lending, mortgage lender, Houston
10. Transwestern, commercial real estate company, Houston
11. Dell Technologies, seller of personal computers, network servers, data storage services, and software, Round Rock
12. NuStar Energy, pipeline and terminal operator, San Antonio
13. Mr. Cooper (Nationstar Mortgage), mortgage lender, Coppell
14. Lone Star College, community college system, Houston
15. USAA, financial services provider, San Antonio
16. Sailpoint, provider of identity security software, Austin
17. Enhabit Home Health & Hospice, home health and hospice provider, Dallas
18. Epicor Software, provider of software for business process management, Austin
19. Hilti, provider of tools and technology for construction companies, Plano
20. Alcon Laboratories, producer of eye care products, Fort Worth

Great Place to Work selected the Best Companies to Work For in 2022 based on feedback from employee surveys and data from Great Place to Work-certified employers.

“As workers struggle with the Great Resignation, burnout, and COVID disruptions, these exceptional companies offer workplace experiences as strong as prior to the pandemic,” says company CEO Michael Bush.