These are China's 25 best start-ups to work for, according to LinkedIn. (via CNBCMakeIt)
Artificial intelligence businesses taking the lead in autonomous driving are among the most popular companies to work for in the country, dominating six of the top 10 positions in LinkedIn's list of the best start-ups 2019.
But it is internet behemoth and online content platform ByteDance that tops the ranks as China's most popular start-up this year. To be considered for this year's list, companies had to be privately-held, be seven years or younger, and have 50 or more employees. They were then ranked based on LinkedIn user feedback across four criteria: Employment growth; engagement with employees; job interest; and ability to attract top talent from leading employers.
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