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These are the top 10 ceos in the us, according to
their employeesBy Lucas Brownhttp//vereigenm
edia.com/
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• CEOs in the U.S. have faced heavy amounts of
  criticism so far this year.
• Theyve contended with presidential candidates
  like Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Bernie
  Sanders bearing down on the massive pay disparity
  between business leaders and their employees.
• And thats not to mention Disney heiress Abigail
  Disney calling out American companies and their
  chief executives for perpetuating vast inequality
  between employees and their CEOs, blasting
  corporate executives for their addiction to
  money, all while paying their workers less than a
  living wage.

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• Not all companies are created equal, however.
• On Tuesday, Glassdoor released its annual list of
  the top 100 CEOs in the U.S., based on anonymous
  feedback submitted by their employees. Across the
  approximately 900,000 employers reviewed on
  Glassdoor, the average CEO approval rating is 69
  percent.
• Employees were asked to rate several factors tied
  to their employment experience, including rate
  sentiment around their CEOs leadership and
  whether they approve, disapprove or have no
  opinion about their CEOs performance. To qualify
  for the list, CEOs needed to receive at least 100
  approval ratings and 100 senior management
  ratings over the course of one year. If there
  were not enough ratings, that CEO would not be
  considered.
• FOX Business takes a closer look at some of the
  top executives in the business

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• 1. VMwares Pat Gelsinger (99 percent approval)
• Gelsinger joined VMware in 2012 as CEO. Under his
  leadership, the company has expanded from its
  "core strength in visualization" to become a
  "recognized global leader in cloud
  infrastructure, enterprise mobility and
  cybersecurity," according to his LinkedIn.
  Gelsinger previously was president and COO of
  EMC's Information Infrastructure Products
  business.
• 2. H-E-Bs Charles C. Butt (99 percent approval)
• A billionaire, Butt inherited the Texas-based
  H-E-B supermarket chain in 1971. The company now
  has more than 300 stores and 20 billion in
  sales, according to Forbes.

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• 3. In-N-Out Burgers Lynsi Snyder (99 percent
  approval)
• One of the few women to top the list, Snyder is
  the owner and heir of the beloved California
  burger chain, In-N-Out, which her grandparents
  founded in 1948. According to Forbes, she took on
  the job of president in 2010. Since then, she has
  expanded the number of locations by 80.
• 4. T-Mobiles John Legere (99 percent approval)
• In 2012, Legere became CEO of T-Mobile, although
  he'd spent about 20 years at ATT. He's now in
  the process of a 26 billion merger between
  T-Mobile and Sprint, the nation's third and
  fourth largest wireless carriers.

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• 5. Adobes Shantanu Narayen (98 percent approval)
• Narayen has been CEO of Adobe since 2007,
  although he became and president and COO in
  2005. In his Adobe bio, Narayen said that if he
  were not at Adobe, he would be a professional
  golfer.
• 6. Microsofts Satya Nadella (98 percent
  approval)
• In 2014, Nadella replaced Steve Ballmer as the
  chief executive at Microsoft. Under his tenure,
  the company has shifted its focus from a mobile
  strategy to cloud computing and augmented
  reality. According to Forbes, the company's stock
  has climbed by more than 150 percent since he
  became CEO.
• 7. McKinsey Companys Kevin Sneader (98 percent
  approval)
• Sneader has worked at McKinsey for more than 29
  years, according to his LinkedIn.

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• 8. LinkedIns Jeff Weiner (97 percent approval)
• As CEO of LinkedIn, Weiner was instrumental in
  the company's 26 billion acquisition by
  Microsoft in 2016. He first started with the
  company in 2008, as interim president.
• 9. Intuitive Surgicals Gary S. Guthart (97
  percent approval)
• Guthart has worked for Intuitive Surgical since
  1996, according to his LinkedIn. He started as
  president in 2007 and became CEO in 2010.
• 10. Best Buys Hubert Joly (97 percent approval)
• Joly previously served as CEO of Carlson, a
  global hospital company that's based in
  Minnesota. He also serves on the board of
  directors for Ralph Lauren.
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