According to a random sample of 9555 Australians from Randstad recruitment agencies, a survey of the company's financial situation, reputation, technology and work safety ranked the 20 most attractive companies in Australia as follows:
1. Apple
2. Virgin Australia
3. Qantas Airways
4. Competitive Foods Australia (Hungry Jack's, KFC)
5. Australian Broadcasting Commission
6. Wesfarmers (Coles, Kmart, Bunnings etc)
7. University of New South Wales
8. JB Hi-Fi
9. Australia Post
10. Cabrini Health Limited
11. Australian Government
12. Queensland Government
13. PwC Australia
14. Healthe Care
15. RMIT
16. The University of Melbourne
17. IBM
18. NSW Government
19. Nestle
20. ACT Government
The technology giant Apple is firmly in the first place.
Randstad Australia CEO said: "Apple dominates the technology revolution, and Australians also want to take the technology express from California to pursue greater development on the career path, which is reasonable."
The higher the visibility of the enterprise, the more attractive it is to the respondents. Although the top 10 are dominated by Apple, the top 10 are mostly Australian companies.
For example, the second place is Virgin Australia, and the third place is Australian Airways.
According to the Randstad survey, employees don't just care about salary and safety when considering their employers. The most important thing most of the respondents put on business was whether they could strike a work-life balance in their careers, especially among the 25-44-year-old women, who attached great importance to extra-work time and hoped to find a balance between work and family.
The key for employers to stand out in a competitive job market is whether they can continue to provide balanced jobs.
It is said that only the Chinese want to be civil servants, and that the state government and famous schools are also on the list, and that everyone seems to have a special crush on the iron rice bowl.
Graduation season is coming, students are about to join the employment force, which conditions do you attach most importance to the enterprise? Start posting your resume when you're ready!