A man enter the doors of the 'WeWork' co-operative co-working space in Washington, DC.

A man holds an Apple iPad Mini as he uses the Uber app on October 6, 2017, in Hong Kong. Goldman Sachs believes "wealthy Asian capitals" will likely become epicenters of ride-hailing growth, predicting that the number of cars on the road will peak in 2030 and that the ride-hailing will grow eightfold by then. studioEAST | Getty Images News | Getty Images

The list includes familiar consumer favorites like Airbnb, Lyft and Glossier as well as companies that want to change how you search for, finance and decorate a home and a number of cybersecurity companies. Read on for the 25 most attractive start-up employers in the U.S.: 25. CrowdStrike Global headcount: 760 Valuation: $1.01 billion According to LinkedIn, CrowdStrike was the first cybersecurity company to make accusations against Russia related to the Democratic National Committee email hack leading up to the 2016 election. 24. Cylance

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Global headcount: 805 Valuation: $984 million Cylance helps protect companies from malware attacks. After founder and CEO Stuart McClure had a near-death experience on a flight to Australia in 1989, he made it his life's word to "find and fix the problems introduced by technology to prevent bad stuff from happening to innocent people," he tells LinkedIn. 23. Cybereason Global headcount: 325 Valuation: $999 million There is such a thing as a free lunch — at least at Cybereason. In addition to that midday perk the cybersecurity company offers unlimited vacation, commuter reimbursement and employee referral bonuses up to $5,000. 22. Opendoor Global headcount: 415 Valuation: $1 billion Opendoor buys homes directly and resells it, powered by its own mortgage business. New hires function as secret shoppers as a way to learn about the company's app by posing as potential buyers.

21. Blend Global headcount: 200 Valuation: $500 million Blend makes digital tools for mortgage lenders and tells LinkedIn that its clients control about a quarter of the $10 trillion mortgage lending industry. 20. G2 Crowd Global headcount: 120 Valuation: $300 million G2 Crowd provides a quarter of a million verified user reviews of enterprise software, and doesn't sell ads. The company anticipates having 130 job openings in the coming year. 19. Udacity

Udacity educational support specialists Rachel Meltzer and Paul Montgomery provide online university-level tutoring at the Udacity office in Mountain View, California. Ann Hermes | The Christian Science Monitor | Getty Images

Global headcount: 500 Valuation: $877 million The skills-focused platform recently launched a scholarship in partnership with Lyft for an "Intro to Self-Driving Cars" program, in an attempt to make it easier for workers to enter the field. 18. Duo Security Global headcount: 500 Valuation: $1.17 billion The Michigan-based cybersecurity company has a strict "no jerks" policy. 17. GRAIL Global headcount: 250 Valuation: $1 billion GRAIL wants to detect cancer as early as possible, when it can still be cured. It's picked up $1 billion in funding from the likes of future-focused billionaires Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos. 16. Pinterest

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Global headcount: 1,690 Valuation: $10.45 billion To ensure that the social network keeps innovating, the company launched Pinterest Labs earlier this year, bringing together researchers, scientists, engineers and universities to tackle challenges in machine learning and A.I. 15. Aryaka Networks Global headcount: more than 300 Total funding: $120 million The hardware-free telecom company has the longest average employee tenure of any company on the list, according to LinkedIn — 2.7 years. 14. Flexport Global headcount: 500 Valuation: $910 million To help ensure that staffers from different parts of the company get to know each other the company holds a regular "lunch roulette," matching employees who don't see each other on a daily basis. 13. Glossier

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Global headcount: 130 Valuation: $34.4 million According to LinkedIn, Glossier was the fastest growing company, staff-wise, to make this list, with an annual employee growth rate of 257 percent. 12. Stripe Global headcount: 810 Valuation: $9.2 billion Stripe's technology makes it possible for businesses to instantly accept online payments. 11. General Assembly

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Global headcount: 580 Valuation: $452 million Want to get ahead? Apply to work at General Assembly. The company told LinkedIn it promoted 136 employees in the first half of 2017 — 25 percent of its staff. 10. Convoy Global headcount: 170 Valuation: $80 million Founded in 2015, Convoy matches trucks with shipments to make the freight-moving process more efficient. The company has grown its staff 37 percent in the past six months, and has 28 jobs posted right now. 9. Houzz

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Global headcount: 1,600 Valuation: $3.84 billion Houzz employees receive a pair of company slippers on their first day at the online remodeling and decorating platform so they can feel right at home at the office. 8. Dropbox Global headcount: 1,900 Valuation: $9.38 billion Dropbox employees are each given 32 hours off per year to volunteer for a cause they're committed to, and the company will match as much as $1,000 in charitable donations made by staff. 7. Rubrik Global headcount: 600 Valuation: $1.3 billion NBA MVP Kevin Durant is one of Rubrik's investors and board advisors. The company is so committed to transparency that all 600 employees attend board meetings and view financial statements. 6. NIO

Nio 2: A close-up of the Nio EP9, the fastest self-driving car, at the SXSW Festival in Austin, Texas, on March 11, 2016. Michelle Castillo | CNBC

Global headcount: 440 Valuation: $2.89 billion The electric and autonomous vehicle maker has "more than quadrupled its staff since June 2016," according to LinkedIn. Twice a month employees participate in activities like trivia and scavenger hunts to welcome and get to know new hires. 5. Slack Global headcount: 890 Valuation: $5.1 billion Slack says that it's the "fastest-growing business application in history," with nine million active weekly users and 43 Fortune 100 companies as clients. According to LinkedIn the company has grown 32 percent over the last year. 4. Lyft

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Global headcount: 2,000 Valuation: $11 billion Lyft has been working hard to make its technology more accessible to deaf or hearing-impaired drivers, introducing visual notifications, a message instructing passengers to contact the driver by text and quick tutorials for riders on how to say "hello" and "thank you" in American Sign Language. 3. WeWork Global headcount: 3,000 Valuation: $20 billion New hires of the co-working space provider join each Monday and participate in a city-wide scavenger hunt across the company's 40 New York City buildings. 2. Airbnb

An increase in U.S.-based bookings in early June is a sign that in post-Covid world travelers will "want housing they have control over," according to an early Airbnb investor. Martin Bureau | Getty Images