B-school Students' Choice
Attracting talent is a challenge for multinationals, lucrative pay packages and the work environment are big draws. In a poll conducted by Nielsen, 860 students graduating next year from 30 universities chose Google India as their preferred company to work for. The same poll in 2009, placed Google as number two behind McKinsey.
The annual Nielsen Campus Track B-School Survey found 54% of the polled students eyed the FMCG (Fast Moving Consumer Goods) segment followed by investment banks, management consulting for their careers. Talent incubator from the Tata group – Tata Administrative Services (TAS) moved from eight to the second most preferred employer. According to the Nielson report, the top 10 preferred recruiters for 2010 are:
Regarding pay packages, the students expect:
The annual Nielsen Campus Track B-School Survey found 54% of the polled students eyed the FMCG (Fast Moving Consumer Goods) segment followed by investment banks, management consulting for their careers. Talent incubator from the Tata group – Tata Administrative Services (TAS) moved from eight to the second most preferred employer. According to the Nielson report, the top 10 preferred recruiters for 2010 are:
- TAS
- Hindustan Lever
- Procter & Gamble
- McKinsey
- BCG
- Bain & Company
- Goldman Sachs
- Accenture
- Aditya Birla Group
Regarding pay packages, the students expect:
- 16 lacs (~$36000) for a placement within India.
- 29 lacs (~$65000) for an overseas placement.
- Salary
- Market standing of the company
- Job content
- Perceived opportunity to learn from top talent
- Growth prospects
- Degree of independence
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