Here are the 26 top tech CEOs of 2018, according to the employees who work for them

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Despite a scandal-ridden year in Silicon Valley, there are still some tech workers who love where they work - and where they work for.

Glassdoor, an employee review site, conducted its annual Employee's Choice Awards, part of which includes a report on the top 100 CEOs to work for, based entirely on voluntary and anonymous employee feedback in the last year. Of those hundred, 26 of the top CEOs are specifically in tech, with 17 based in the San Francisco Bay Area.

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One thing to note before we jump into the list: even though last year's list included one woman - Stitch Fix CEO Katrina Lake - this year's list is all men. That's largely because the tech industry is male-dominated. It may also be related to how studies have shown that employees generally review women leaders more harshly.

Other absences from this year's list include Jack Dorsey, CEO of both Square and Twitter, and Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, who made the list last year as the then-CEO of Expedia.

Out of Glassdoor's report of 100 Top CEOs of 2018, take a look to see where tech CEOs placed.