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Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk, and 23 more of the most-beloved CEOs in America

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Want to work for a top boss that you actually like?

Try getting a job at Clorox, Facebook, or T-Mobile. Employees at these companies love their CEOs.

That's according to a new report by Glassdoor, an online jobs and careers community.

The 2017 Highest-Rated CEOs report relied solely on the input of employees who elected to participate anonymously in an online company review survey.

Respondents were asked to rate their CEO and say whether they approve of the way he or she is leading the company.

To be eligible for the final ranking, each CEO had to run a company with at least 1,000 employees, and had to have at least 100 approval ratings, senior management ratings, and company reviews from US-based employees between May 2016 and May 2017.

The results were pretty close toward the top of this list. In some cases, Glassdoor had to go to the thousandth decimal place to determine a CEO's rank, so these final results were rounded up to whole numbers and are not ties.

Head over to Glassdoor for the top 50 list, and keep scrolling below for the top 25 CEOs.

1. Benno Dorer, The Clorox Company

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CEO approval rating: 99%

"Excellent communication on vision, strategy, and where we are going. Constant access to leadership through round tables and other company events that allow all employees to feel like they are part of our decision making and strategy." — Clorox company employee



2. Jim Kavanaugh, World Wide Technology

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CEO approval rating: 99%

"The executive team is amazingly friendly and sincere, which does not go unnoticed by new employees — even after five years I hear new employees compliment this." — World Wide Technology employee



3. Michael F. Mahoney, Boston Scientific

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CEO approval rating: 99%

"Great leadership with progressive and innovative mindset. Growing company that's focused on developing and retaining diverse talent." — Boston Scientific senior manager



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