RANKED: These are the most popular tech companies in the Fortune 500, according to employees

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The new breed of billion-dollar "unicorn" startups are popular places to work these days. 

But there's a lot of advantages to working at big, public corporations: they are less risky, have more resources, and give better liquidity options, to name a few.

For those interested in large companies, job search site Indeed.com has put together the 10 most popular tech companies to work for in the Fortune 500. It went through more than 10 million job reviews by its members to find the companies that are most highly rated on overall employee experience.

Here's the full list:

10. EMC

Overall rating: 4.1  (out of 5)

What it does: EMC provides the infrastructure and software for enterprise storage systems. (Note that EMC is due to be acquired by Dell in the coming months)

Revenue (2015): $24.7 billion

Employee review: “EMC has been one of the most influential data storage providers for several decades and for the last 19 years I have had the honor to work there working on leading edge storage products. The pay is competitive with attractive bonus incentives and better than average benefits.  The work culture at EMC is diversified and dynamic. You are challenged to be a team contributor and make a difference.” - Principal SW Engineer, Hopkinton, MA

9. Micron Technology

Overall rating: 4.1  (out of 5)

What it does: Micron builds chips for computers, servers, networking, and mobile devices.

Revenue (2015): $16.2 billion

Employee review: “This was the best place I have ever worked. The daily duties varied so often it never was boring. I always felt challenged and at the end of the day I always had a sense of accomplishment. I was encouraged to continue my education, and to continue to expand my knowledge of semiconductors. I strongly recommend Micron to anyone who wants a great job with very good benefits.” - Supervisor, Boise, ID

8. Applied Materials

Overall rating: 4.1  (out of 5)

What it does: Applied Materials supplies the equipment and software needed to build semiconductors, display and solar panels.

Revenue (2015): $9.7 billion

Employee review: “Challenging place to work but pays well. Demanding but rewarding place to work. Very corporate environment focused on bottom line. Organization is reorganized every 6 months. I worked there for many years, and it was not uncommon for me to have 1-8 new bosses in a given year. Co-workers are well qualified and hardworking. Lots of good benefits... bonuses, 401k matching, health care, etc.” - Product Manager, San Jose, CA