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6 +1 the Best Companies to Work THE BEST COMPANIes TO WORK FOR 1. Ranking Across Regions West N North Google 100 Google 100 TCS 86.53 Accenture 64.14 Accenture 77.77 TCS 57.18 Larsen & Toubro 58.52 Microsoft 49.25 Hindustan Unilever 55.62 Hindustan Unilever 48.96 Reliance Industries 52.54 Airtel 41.67 Abbott Laboratories 51.8 IBM 40.2 Tata Motors 48.65 Reliance Industries34.75 Mahindra & Mahindra 44.09 BHEL 34.2 W Figures are indexed scores E South East Google 100 Tata Steel 100 Accenture 89.32 ONCG 67.63 TCS 73.57 SAIL 60.2 Microsoft 62.16 Google 55.3 IBM 54.08 Airtel 51.63 Infosys Technologies 44.34 Accenture 51.28 BHEL 33.5 TCS 49.48 Wipro 32.95 Reliance Industries 49.36 Tata Motors 32.13 BHEL 48.07 S Central Google 100 Accenture 92.27 TCS 89.1 BHEL 80.04 Airtel 77 Air India 60.54 Reliance Industries 59.28 IBM 57.42 Tata Steel 53.2 2. What Triggers a Search for Change The leading factors that influence an employee’s decision to switch jobs 69 53 Figures in per cent 42 35 30 ` Lack of career Dissatisfaction with Work environment Limited learning Lack of growth salary and benefits and office culture not opportunities recognition conducive 17 17 12 12 12 Unhappy with office Poor relationship Brand of the Sense of Company is location/city with current company is not belonging weak not growing supervisor/manager attractive 3. Satisfaction Level Respondents were asked whether they were satisfied with their job roles given their qualifications 35% Not satisfied 65% Satisfied 4. Of Ethics and Morals Do companies’ senior managers adhere to laid-down ethical guidelines? How the respondents felt +11 Figures in per cent +1 0 -5 -6 0 Don't abide Not very well Sometimes they do, Adhere very well Do so Don’t know by ethical sometimes they don’t extremely well guidelines at all 5. Differing Outlook The rankings given by younger and older employees are vastly different Ranking by respondents aged below 24 years AGE 0 Google 100 TCS 89.56 5 Accenture 86.94 Microsoft 70.84 10 IBM 67.99 Infosys Technologies 57.92 15 Wipro 55.68 BHEL 49.02 20 Larsen & Toubro 42.53 25 Ranking by respondents aged 46-55 years TCS 100 30 Larsen & Toubro 90.79 Reliance Industries 82.6 35 Tata Motors 77.71 Tata Steel 67.38 40 Hindustan Uniliver 63.9 Accenture 59.87 45 Infosys Technologies 57.24 ONGC 53.76 50 Ranking by respondents aged 56-65 years 55 ONCG 100 IOC 66.53 60 BHEL 64.32 SAIL 63.06 65 Larsen & Toubro 49.66 Reliance Industries 46.14 70 TCS 45.66 Hindustan Unilever 42.04 75 Tata Steel 41.04 6. Ranking Public sector employees Vs Private sector employees Both private sector and public sector employees find private companies more attractive Figures are indexed scores Ranking by Private Sector Employees Google 100 Accenture 83.13 TCS 92.30 Larsen & Toubro 57.19 Hindustan Unilever 53.13 Tata Motors 68.7 Infosys Technologies 49.81 IBM 49.06 Wipro 49.24 Ranking by Public Sector Employees Google 73.78 Larsen & Toubro 63.59 SAIL 93.33 ONGC 100 BHEL 82 NTPC 77.12 Tata Steel 62.15 Reliance Industries 59.03 Accenture 60.75 Note: These are overall rankings by private and public sector employees 7. Break up of Respondents A total of 6,310 respondents from 5,070 companies responded to our survey questionnaire Region wise respondents Experience wise 10 Less than 1 Yrs 37 13 5-10 Yrs North 5-10 Yrs West 35 24 1-3 Yrs 13 19 East 18 3-5 Yrs 18 13 South Central Age Profile Annual Income 12 46-45 Yrs 54 below 4 36-45 yrs 21 Lakhs 29 below 4-8 25 Lakhs 35-30 yrs 24 31-35 yrs 14 7 Above Less than 11 3 12 Lakhs below 24 yrs 56-65 yrs 8-12 Lakhs Figures in per cent 8. How companies rated their own company performances (on a scale of 1-5) Own Company ranking : 2013-14 comparison 2013 2014 3.11 3.20 3.23 3.06 3.07 3.01 2.32 2.26 2.27 2.28 2.28 2.23 Growth oriented Compesensation Progressive Ethical - High Stability- Large Others HR Career and Growth and Benefits Culture promotes standards of Scale diversified practices of the Prospects Diversity and Work Fairness, Objectivity operations company (Training/ life balance and Transparency Mentoring/ Working atmosphere) 9. Sector Ranking Banking, Financial BPO/ KPO/ ITES Services, Insurance Rank Company Indexed score Rank Company Indexed score 1 TCS BPO 100 1 HDFC Bank 100 2 Genpact 67.07 2 ICICI Bank 79.93 3 Wipro BPO 65.94 3 Axis Bank 70.36 4 HCL BPO Services 46.73 4 State Bank of India 66.62 5 IBM Daksh 42.11 5 Birla SunLife 48.73 Engineering Core Sector Respondents and Automotive Rank Company Indexed score Rank Company Indexed score 1 ONGC 100 1 Tata Motors 100 2 NTPC 85.29 2 Mahindra & Mahindra 98.49 3 Tata Steel 77.94 3 Larsen & Toubro 61.11 4 Tata Power 71.5 4 Toyota 58.14 5 SAIL 65.87 5 Maruti Udyog 57.38 Hospitality Pharma and Health-care Rank Company Indexed score Rank Company Indexed score 1 ITC Hotels 100 1 Abbott Laboratories 100 2 Oberoi Hotels 2 GlaxoSmithKline 69.41 (East India Hotels) 73.4 3 Dr Reddy’s Laboratories 67.01 3 Marriott Hotels India 64.62 4 Johnson & Johnson 59.61 4 Indian Hotels Company Ltd 51.89 5 Novartis 55.37 5 IndiGo 42.74 Software and IT Telecom and Allied Rank Company Indexed score Rank Company Indexed score 1 Google 100 1 Vodafone 100 2 Accenture 76.9 2 Idea Cellular Limited 93.95 3 Microsoft 71.37 3 Airtel 90.61 4 TCS 70.93 4 Uninor 32.74 5 IBM 63.85 5 Ericsson 29.03 Others and Diversified Other Manufacturing Rank Company Indexed score Rank Company name Indexed score 1 Indian Railways 100 1 Hindustan Unilever 100 2 Delhi Metro Rail 2 ITC 78.79 Corporation Limited 84 3 Nestle 48.18 3 G4S India 70 4 Bajaj Hindustan 46.25 4 The Times Group 62 5 Coca Cola India 43.92 5 DLF Universal Limited 59.
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