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German auto Weekly reported on December 11 that the German auto industry is still the pillar industry in Germany, and is also a favorite employer of employees. According to the latest survey, it is the most popular employer in 2020, with many German car companies and suppliers on the list, but, Daimler and employees' satisfaction has declined. Glassdoor, the German job search portal, published the ranking of "the best employers in Germany in 2020". Last year, Porsche, which was not included in the list, dropped to the first place directly, while Infineon and Bosch remained unchanged, ranking second and third respectively. The ranking is the employee's evaluation of the company, including career prospects, salary, company culture and value, management and work life balance, and whether the employee will recommend the employer to friends. Andrew Chamberlain, chief economist of Glassdoor, said that corporate culture is not only closely related to business performance, but also more and more important for corporate image and reputation. When employees choose employers, they pay more and more attention to corporate culture, even more than salary. Nine car companies are among the top 25 best employers, and they remain popular. But VW, Daimler and BMW all saw their popularity ratings drop sharply. Daimler fell to sixth place from fourth last year; BMW fell to 12th from seventh; Volkswagen fell to 22nd from 13th.