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When the pandemic hit, tech companies worldwide had to change their employee benefits strategies.

A lot has changed about what employees value and seek when it comes to company benefits, and with restrictions and remote work, in-office perks have become less and less attractive. Unlimited vacation policies, flexible schedules, childcare resources, and extensive health benefits are all being offered right now as companies are going the extra mile to retain and attract top tech talent.

The challenges of working parents during the pandemic brought conversations about family and childcare benefits from employers to the forefront, and recognition of the importance of mental health benefits, flexible schedules, and remote work stipends are on the rise. Remote work is at the top of desired employee benefits, and after announcing that employees could live and work anywhere in the world, Airbnb saw more than 800,000 candidates visit their careers page.

Atlassian, a software company working to improve collaborations, offers its employees a vast and varied benefits package. From remote work options to counselling resources for employees and their families, they'll even pay you to volunteer at a charity! Hubspot has also kept up with the times, with unlimited PTO, extended parental leave, and remote opportunities. Huge players like Netflix are providing impressive advantages for their employees, with stellar perks and benefits packages that include year-long parental leave. With unlimited PTO, yearly offsites, and a remote-first culture, we’re putting ourselves on the list, as AngelList continues to lead by example with competitive benefits for its employees.

If you're looking for a new role with benefits that fit your values, there's no shortage of opportunities available. See our list below of 5 of the top tech companies with unbelievable benefits hiring now.

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