The three different surveys – Student,
Professionals, MBAs – yield six different winners with students voting for employers in terms of the following four broad areas of study:
1. Business/commerce students 2. Engineering/technology students 3. Health care / health sciences / sciences students
4. Humanities / liberal arts /law students 5. Working professionals 6. MBA candidates
The winning company ranked number one as the IDEAL™ place to work by both professionals and MBAs was South African Breweries (SAB).
The four different student categories were:
Absa in the business/commerce category Eskom in the engineering/technology category Department of Health in health care / sciences category
Department of Higher Education & Training in the humanities / liberal arts /law
The top five winners for each of the categories are:
Business/commerce: ABSA, KPMG, Deloitte, Eskom, Coca-Cola South Africa
Engineering/technology: Eskom, SASOL, Anglo Platinum, Transnet, Murray & Roberts
Pictured above: Deputy Minister of Health, Dr Gwen Malegwale Ramokgopa (left) and Director General of the National Department of Health, Ms Malebona Matsoso (right) accept the award for being voted No 1 in the Science category by South African students from Peter Johansson, MD of Magnet Communications.
Pictured opposite page: The National Department of Health team June 2012 | Management Today 97
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