Here are the most attractive employers in Poland
The company won the first position in the ranking Allegro (last year she took 3rd place). The company was taken second LG Energy Solution Wrocławand the podium closes Volvo Poland. The following places include the following companies: Fujitsu Technology Solutions, TZMO Group, Toyota Motor Manufacturing Poland, Eco-Okna, PGE Polska Grupa EnergetycznaSaint-Gobain Group in Poland and KGHM Polska Miedź.
The randstad agency prepared the ranking of the most attractive employers. That's right fifteenth edition tests Randstad Employer Brand Research. Companies were evaluated by almost 4.6 thousand. people aged 18 to 64, both professionally active and learners and job seekers. Respondents took into account many factors affecting the attractiveness of the employer, such as the company's financial situation, employment stability and professional development opportunities. They attributed to them the right weight, and when assessing companies, they declared to what extent the indicated factors are part of the employment conditions offered by these companies.
Allegro has pierced the competition
Allegro, LG Energy Solution Wrocław and Volvo Polska were the highest rated for them good financial situation. Allegro and Volvo Polska were awarded for good reputation and equal opportunities in employmentand LG Energy Solution Wrocław for Employment stability and Career development. LG Energy Solution Wrocław, Toyota Motor Manufacturing Poland, Eko-Okna, PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna, Saint-Gobain Group in Poland and KGHM Polska Miedź were the highest rated in the category employment stability. Attractive salary and benefits They were noticed in KGHM Polska Miedź, a Career development – in technology companies such as Fujitsu Technology Solutions and LG Energy Solution Wrocław. Friendly work atmosphere Respondents bind the most with the TZMO group and the Saint-Gobain group, a equal chances – from Allegro, Volvo Polska and Tzmo.
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Source: Randstad