Google

Top compensation, conditions, work-life balance, and stability. Lots of growth opportunities. A great, really positive, and really professional atmosphere. People are actually measured by their professional competence. There are weirdos like in any large corporation, of course, but really those are the exception, not the rule. The majority of the company is not slacking off, but also not overworking to death, actually enjoying their work. Chances are you actually are going to work on some important world-changing technology; I know it sounds like a corporate slogan, but this one is true.

You can hear old-timers always complain about working conditions slowly deteriorating over the years, and objectively this is true. The management very obviously is trying to push the limits. However, these changes are extremely slow and mostly in small things; objectively, working conditions are still great. Maybe it will continue like that and eventually turn into another software sweatshop, maybe not. Either way, it has at least a couple more good decades ahead.