“We polled thousands of graduates and for having strong colleague relationships and a positive working environment IT topped the list – which is further enforced by Microsoft being voted the best graduate employer in the UK by those actually doing the role.
“The findings really reinforce the attractiveness of what is one of Britain’s fastest growing industries.”
Co-founder Natasha Freeman, says she hopes the information will provide greater insight for those set to enter the working world for the first time after completing university.
She said: “Large firms feature throughout the Top 100 but smaller firms and businesses from industries which have a less favourable reputation also scored well. “What we want to stress is that this is data collected from people
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Microsoft Newton Europe National Grid FDM Group
The Co-operative Group Sky
Channel 4 Waitrose Barratt Developments Kiln Group British Airways Mars Credo Business Consulting Diageo CHP Consulting InterContinental Hotels Group Nationwide nucleargraduates Sidley Austin TUI Travel GlaxoSmithKline John Lewis Softwire edf energy GE Network Rail Grant Thornton Atos Merlin Entertainments Group BP Wood Group PKF
BAM Construct Amey
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EasyJet Associated British Foods Teach First
Mitsubishi UFJ Securities International Arcadia Group Shoosmiths BNP Paribas Real Estate RM Education Asda Tube Lines IBM Penningtons Solicitors Transport for London Morgan Stanley Citigroup Rolls-Royce
BAE Systems Detica Capgemini
Science and Technology Facilities Council PA Consulting Group Leo Burnett
Simmons & Simmons DHL Supply Chain BDO
HSBC Bank DSTL Savills Commercial CRODA Civil Service Fast Stream Marks and Spencer Marsh AkzoNobel Mott MacDonald Intel
actually doing the roles rather than from those predicting what it would be like to work for a specific firm and as such we believe this data is unique and infinitely more valuable.
“All of the information was collected anonymously and therefore respondents gave a warts and all assessment of their employer and their role which we think will be invaluable to those planning their first steps in the working world.”
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Centrica Arriva
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