It's based on employee ratings, so I do think there's still value if you use this the right way. So, if one way you support what companies to give your busines

It's based on employee ratings, so I do think there's still value if you use this the right way. So, if one way you support what companies to give your business to is based on how well they treat their employees, then sure, maybe this list makes me 5% more likely to frequent In-N-Out Burger (if they ever set up shop in DC). Or, maybe this data is interesting to investors, I don't know. Not because you're comparing the #1 slot to the #5, but just to say that anything in the top 10 is a sign of something positive that can be added to other factors you'd analyze. So there could be useful ways to use it. But it wouldn't make me quit my job to work at Hubstop, either.