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Google Voted Most Attractive Employer
The employer branding company Universum has released a study of more than 160,000 people showing that Google Inc. is the right place to work. The study analyzes the choices from those unemployed from the world’s 12 largest economies with a business degree. The results from “The World’s Most Attractive Employer 2011” study marks the third year in a row that the search engine giant has been ranked as No.1. TMicrosoft came in sixth place. Apple Inc. ranked ninth.Previous and Next Stories
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