Thread regarding General Electric Co. layoffs

GE Ranked #10 In The World

I would like to see what will 2020 survey bring... For now, ranked #10 - amazing!

This is per Business Insider, coverage of "World’s Most Attractive Employers 2019" (WMAE 2019)

Source Study: https://universumglobal.com/wmae-2019/
PDF File: https://storage.pardot.com/13732/214935/WMAE_2019_ebook.pdf

Universum, a research firm, surveyed 247,235 students (business, engineering and IT majors) in the world’s 12 largest economies.

The study was fielded from September 2018 to April 2019. The students were asked: (a) which employer characteristics are most influential as they consider future employment and (b) which employer brands they most admire.
To be considered, companies must rank in the top 90% of employers within at least six of the 12 largest world economies, as weighted by GDP.
Universum’s World’s Most Attractive Employer report is now in its eleventh year

Global Insights On How Students Currently View Companies

TOP 40 World’s Most
Attractive Employers
Global Engineering/IT Rankings 2019
Engineering/IT Students

  1. Google

Last Year Rank (2018): 1
Rank Changes 2018-2019: No Change

  1. Microsoft

Last Year Rank (2018): 2
Rank Changes 2018-2019: No Change

  1. Apple

Last Year Rank (2018): 3
Rank Changes 2018-2019: No Change

  1. BMW Group

Last Year Rank (2018): 4
Rank Changes 2018-2019: No Change

  1. IBM

Last Year Rank (2018): 7
Rank Changes 2018-2019: Up 2

  1. Siemens

Last Year Rank (2018): 8
Rank Changes 2018-2019: Up 2

  1. Intel

Last Year Rank (2018): 5
Rank Changes 2018-2019: Down 2

  1. Samsung

Last Year Rank (2018): 9
Rank Changes 2018-2019: Up 1

  1. Amazon

Last Year Rank (2018): 10
Rank Changes 2018-2019: Up 1

  1. General Electric

Last Year Rank (2018): 6
Rank Changes 2018-2019: Down 4

  1. Sony

Last Year Rank (2018): 11
Rank Changes 2018-2019: No Change

  1. Ford Motor Company

Last Year Rank (2018): 12
Rank Changes 2018-2019: No Change

  1. Toyota

Last Year Rank (2018): 24
Rank Changes 2018-2019: Up 11

  1. Daimler/Mercedes Benz

Last Year Rank (2018): 16
Rank Changes 2018-2019: Up 2

  1. Johnson & Johnson

Last Year Rank (2018): 14
Rank Changes 2018-2019: Down 1

  1. McKinsey & Company

Last Year Rank (2018): 13
Rank Changes 2018-2019: Down 3

  1. General Motors

Last Year Rank (2018): 18
Rank Changes 2018-2019: Up 1

  1. Dell

Last Year Rank (2018): 25
Rank Changes 2018-2019: Up 7

  1. L'Oréal Group

Last Year Rank (2018): 19
Rank Changes 2018-2019: No Change

  1. Volkswagen Group

Last Year Rank (2018): 20
Rank Changes 2018-2019: No Change

  1. Goldman Sachs

Last Year Rank (2018): 21
Rank Changes 2018-2019: No Change

  1. Facebook

Last Year Rank (2018): 23
Rank Changes 2018-2019: Up 1

  1. The Coca-Cola Company

Last Year Rank (2018): 17
Rank Changes 2018-2019: Down 6

  1. JPMorgan Chase

Last Year Rank (2018): 35
Rank Changes 2018-2019: Up 11

  1. Procter & Gamble

Last Year Rank (2018): 15
Rank Changes 2018-2019: Down 10

  1. Adidas

Last Year Rank (2018): 26
Rank Changes 2018-2019: No Change

  1. Nissan

Last Year Rank (2018): 36
Rank Changes 2018-2019: Up 9

  1. Boston Consulting Group

Last Year Rank (2018): 22
Rank Changes 2018-2019: Down 6

  1. Shell

Last Year Rank (2018): 27
Rank Changes 2018-2019: Down 2

  1. Bosch

Last Year Rank (2018): 42
Rank Changes 2018-2019: Up 12

  1. Nestlé

Last Year Rank (2018): 29
Rank Changes 2018-2019: Down 2

  1. Deloitte

Last Year Rank (2018): 28
Rank Changes 2018-2019: Down 4

  1. IKEA

Last Year Rank (2018): 30
Rank Changes 2018-2019: Down 3

  1. ExxonMobil

Last Year Rank (2018): 33
Rank Changes 2018-2019: Down 1

  1. Huawei

Last Year Rank (2018): 40
Rank Changes 2018-2019: Up 5

  1. Lenovo

Last Year Rank (2018): 46
Rank Changes 2018-2019: Up 10

  1. Accenture

Last Year Rank (2018): 32
Rank Changes 2018-2019: Down 5

  1. Volvo

Last Year Rank (2018): 34
Rank Changes 2018-2019: Down 4

  1. Pfizer

Last Year Rank (2018): 39
Rank Changes 2018-2019: No Change

  1. 3M

Last Year Rank (2018): 38
Rank Changes 2018-2019: Down 2

by Anonymous
| 1451 views | | 7 replies (last October 10, 2019) | Reply
Post ID: @OP+11rnZTr3
Comment! It's anonymous!

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Calm down. You obviously have issues against MBA. If you can't fight them, join them. It is never too later to learn something new.

by Anonymous
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Post ID: @1pnt+11rnZTr3

What, is this list the most attractive company list for MBA's to get in, fleece the business, and collect their golden parachute?

by Anonymous
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Post ID: @1aak+11rnZTr3

Rank your own top twenty list and why.

by Anonymous
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Post ID: @1fua+11rnZTr3

LOL...the "Spirit and Letter" in action. GE dumps money for fake ratings on an irrelevant website. The GE corruption continues.

by Anonymous
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Post ID: @1fib+11rnZTr3

Yep, these are either flat out bought and paid for by the companies, or their methodology is biased. You don’t see Facebook, Netflix, or Amazon, yet you do see General Motors (previously bailed out the US government and currently striking) and Volkswagen (defrauded tens of thousands of car buyers). Huawei, which specializes in spying for the Chinese government, is on the list. These are really the type of company you want to keep...what a joke.

by Anonymous
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Post ID: @1tjp+11rnZTr3

Be VERY skeptical of these kind of rankings. They usually require the company pay for ranking position.

If you go to the Universum homepage (www.universumglobal.com) and scroll down, it shows that all these companies are universum clients, including GE!!!

by Anonymous
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Post ID: @1ayo+11rnZTr3

Oh please..... they must be afraid of losing their so called cookie cutter talent....

by Anonymous
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