Apple Inc. returned to an annual list of the 100 best places to workafter falling off last year, but the ranking wasn’t as rich with technology firms after layoffs roiled the sector.
The iPhone maker was No. 39 in the list from Glassdoor, a website where employees submit anonymous workplace reviews. Glassdoor has conducted the survey since 2009. Apple was one of 31 tech-industry firms on the list, down from 41 last year, leaving more room for old-line employers like banks, retailers and manufacturers. The best company to work for was management consultant
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