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Switzerland's Most Attractive Employers 2017 Switzerland’s Most Attractive Employers 2017 STUDENTS 2 | THE MOST ATTRACTIVE EMPLOYERS 2017 Where do you rank? Today’s businesses operate in a highly competitive employment landscape, and you can gain a valuable insight into how your organization is perceived by tomorrow’s workforce with the results of our 2017 Talent Survey in Switzerland. 3 | THE MOST ATTRACTIVE EMPLOYERS 2017 What is this? AN ESSENTIAL RESOURCE ACTIONABLE ASSESSMENTS It’s so important to secure the very best young But this preview is only the beginning. By talent out there, which is why HR and C-level becoming a member you can access leaders around the world refer to Universum’s Universum’s full report, which contains research. Drawing on the opinions of more company-specific findings and custom insights than 11.000 students, this preview of the and recommendations that are critical when it 2017 Talent Survey gives a clear indication of comes to developing your employer branding where your organization ranks when it comes strategy. to its potential to attract new recruits. WANT TO LEARN MORE? VALUABLE INSIGHTS This preview provides you with an understanding of where your organization Contact us currently ranks, as well as highlighting career aspirations and desirable industries identified by the respondents. 4 | THE MOST ATTRACTIVE EMPLOYERS 2017 Survey specifics Field Period: The survey for this ranking was carried out between September 2016 and 11.331 Respondents are drawn from February 2017. STUDENTS share views on their career path and employers 68 UNIVERSITIES... Business 4.592 Engineering 1.405 ...and represent Armed with Humanities/Social 2.017 Sciences/Education 147 38.991 DIFFERENT areas of study Natural Sciences 843 employer related EVALUATIONS, we help major brands understand IT 624 their prospective talent. Health/Medicine 933 Law 917 Total number of respondents 11.331 5 | THE MOST ATTRACTIVE EMPLOYERS 2017 The most attractive employers of 2017 – Business 1 Google 26 Swisscom 51 Zürcher Kantonalbank 76 Lombard Odier & Cie 2 UBS 27 UEFA 52 PostFinance 77 Hilti 3 Nestlé 28 Deloitte 53 HEINEKEN 78 Partners Group 4 McKinsey & Company 29 Lindt & Sprüngli 54 Glencore 79 Manor 5 Credit Suisse 30 Roche 55 HSBC Private Bank 80 Bayer 6 PWC (PricewaterhouseCoopers) 31 IKRK 56 Stadt Zürich 81 Tamedia 7 SWISS 32 Flughafen Zürich 57 Coop 82 Fossil 8 Rolex 33 Bank Julius Bär 58 Victorinox 83 Zurich Insurance Group 9 The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) 34 Procter & Gamble (P&G) 59 H&M 84 Bosch Gruppe Schweiz 10 L'Oréal Group 35 Unilever 60 InterContinental Hotels Group 85 Deutsche Bank 11 EY (Ernst & Young) 36 Bain & Company 61 ABB 86 Swiss Life 12 LVMH 37 Swatch Group 62 Kuoni 87 VZ Vermögenszentrum 13 Schweizerische Nationalbank 38 Four Seasons 63 Roland Berger 88 Accor 14 Goldman Sachs 39 IWC Schaffhausen 64 Siemens 89 IATA 15 Migros 40 IKEA 65 Strategy& 90 Allianz Suisse 16 Die Bundesverwaltung 41 Swiss Re 66 Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group 91 Feldschlösschen Getränke 17 FIFA 42 Swarovski 67 SRG SSR 92 Hewlett Packard Enterprise 18 Microsoft 43 Johnson&Johnson 68 Chopard 93 Schindler 19 SBB CFF FFS 44 Richemont 69 NZZ Mediengruppe 94 Bühler 20 KPMG 45 Morgan Stanley 70 Pictet & CIE 95 BASF 21 Novartis 46 Accenture 71 Logitech 96 BNP Paribas 22 J.P. Morgan 47 IBM 72 Hyatt 97 Helvetia Versicherungen 23 World Economic Forum 48 Die Post 73 Die Mobiliar 98 General Electric (GE) 24 Swiss Tourism 49 Philip Morris International 74 Emmi 99 Baloise Group 25 Coca-Cola Schweiz 50 Raiffeisen 75 AXA Winterthur 100 BDO 6 | THE MOST ATTRACTIVE EMPLOYERS 2017 The most attractive employers of 2017 – Engineering 1 ABB 26 Johnson&Johnson 51 Deloitte 76 Schneider Electric 2 Google 27 The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) 52 Trumpf 77 Accenture 3 CERN 28 IKRK 53 Gruner 78 Lonza Group 4 Siemens 29 Stadler Rail 54 Biogen 79 Geberit 5 SBB CFF FFS 30 Schindler 55 SR Technics 80 Die Post 6 Pilatus Aircraft 31 Die Bundesverwaltung 56 Syngenta 81 IWC Schaffhausen 7 Roche 32 UBS 57 Romande Energie 82 Roland Berger 8 ESA (European Space Agency) 33 BKW 58 Swisscom 83 World Economic Forum 9 RUAG 34 Medtronic 59 Georg Fischer 84 BOBST 10 Microsoft 35 Alpiq 60 Migros 85 Cisco Systems 11 Nestlé 36 Losinger Marazzi 61 Sulzer 86 Coop 12 IBM 37 Swissgrid 62 3M 87 Swiss Re 13 Bombardier 38 Swatch Group 63 Philip Morris International 88 KPMG 14 Novartis 39 Emch+Berger 64 DuPont 89 Vifor Pharma 15 Logitech 40 Bühler 65 Skyguide 90 Emmi 16 McKinsey & Company 41 IKEA 66 Givaudan 91 Meyer Burger 17 General Electric (GE) 42 Axpo 67 noser engineering 92 Sonova 18 Implenia 43 Caterpillar 68 Hamilton 93 EY (Ernst & Young) 19 Rolex 44 ThyssenKrupp Presta 69 Richemont 94 Procter & Gamble (P&G) 20 SWISS 45 Helbling Technik 70 IATA 95 Oracle 21 Hilti 46 BASF 71 Hexagon (Leica Geosystems) 96 Altran 22 Zühlke Engineering 47 Bayer 72 u-Blox 97 Endress+Hauser 23 Bosch Gruppe Schweiz 48 Lindt & Sprüngli 73 Dell 98 Lafarge-Holcim 24 Sensirion 49 Credit Suisse 74 Strabag 99 Allianz Suisse 25 Flughafen Zürich 50 Rheinmetall Air Defence 75 PWC (PricewaterhouseCoopers) 100 SRG SSR 7 | THE MOST ATTRACTIVE EMPLOYERS 2017 The most attractive employers of 2017 – IT 1 Google 26 Accenture 51 Schindler 76 Syngenta 2 Microsoft 27 Novartis 52 IWC Schaffhausen 77 Hamilton 3 IBM 28 Hewlett Packard Enterprise 53 upc cablecom 78 Stadler Rail 4 Swisscom 29 Open Systems 54 Skyguide 79 Axpo 5 CERN 30 The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) 55 Procter & Gamble (P&G) 80 Leonteq 6 UBS 31 ELCA Informatik 56 Allianz Suisse 81 Bayer 7 SBB CFF FFS 32 EY (Ernst & Young) 57 noser engineering 82 General Electric (GE) 8 Logitech 33 Deloitte 58 Richemont 83 Pfizer 9 Credit Suisse 34 ABB 59 Coop 84 Hilti 10 Oracle 35 Roche 60 Hexagon (Leica Geosystems) 85 BKW 11 Cisco Systems 36 KPMG 61 World Economic Forum 86 Emmi 12 SWISS 37 Ergon 62 Swiss Life 87 SUVA 13 Zühlke Engineering 38 Raiffeisen 63 Johnson&Johnson 88 Sonova 14 Die Bundesverwaltung 39 AdNovum 64 Medtronic 89 Emch+Berger 15 Migros 40 Namics 65 Sensirion 90 Actelion 16 Rolex 41 IKRK 66 Lindt & Sprüngli 91 OC Oerlikon 17 Dell 42 Zurich Insurance Group 67 Rheinmetall Air Defence 92 T-Systems 18 Siemens 43 Zürcher Kantonalbank 68 Bombardier 93 Romande Energie 19 McKinsey & Company 44 SRG SSR 69 IATA 94 Bosch Gruppe Schweiz 20 Die Post 45 RUAG 70 Philip Morris International 95 Avaloq 21 PostFinance 46 Swiss Re 71 Ericsson 96 Alpiq 22 Nestlé 47 Swatch Group 72 Unilever 97 Bystronic Laser 23 PWC (PricewaterhouseCoopers) 48 Swissgrid 73 BearingPoint 98 Infosys Lodestone 24 Flughafen Zürich 49 IKEA 74 Roland Berger 99 Meyer Burger 25 SAP 50 Pilatus Aircraft 75 AXA Winterthur 100 Helbling Technik 8 | THE MOST ATTRACTIVE EMPLOYERS 2017 The most attractive employers of 2017 – Natural Sciences 1 Roche 26 Siemens 51 KPMG 76 Deloitte 2 Novartis 27 Coop 52 BKW 77 Zühlke Engineering 3 CERN 28 Lindt & Sprüngli 53 Swissgrid 78 Die Post 4 Google 29 Logitech 54 Allianz Suisse 79 PostFinance 5 Die Bundesverwaltung 30 Zurich Insurance Group 55 Raiffeisen 80 Skyguide 6 Nestlé 31 ABB 56 Emmi 81 Bystronic Laser 7 Bayer 32 The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) 57 Bombardier 82 Hewlett Packard Enterprise 8 Biogen 33 Rolex 58 Dell 83 Roland Berger 9 IBM 34 Lonza Group 59 Pilatus Aircraft 84 Romande Energie 10 IKRK 35 AXA Winterthur 60 RUAG 85 SICPA 11 ESA (European Space Agency) 36 SRG SSR 61 EMS Chemie 86 DSM 12 Syngenta 37 Axpo 62 Medtronic 87 Hamilton 13 Johnson&Johnson 38 IKEA 63 General Electric (GE) 87 IWC Schaffhausen 14 Swiss Re 39 Swiss Life 64 Altran 89 DuPont 15 SBB CFF FFS 40 Bosch Gruppe Schweiz 65 Clariant 90 Trumpf 16 Migros 41 Givaudan 66 Hexagon (Leica Geosystems) 91 Baloise Group 17 McKinsey & Company 42 Flughafen Zürich 67 SUVA 92 Sulzer 18 Microsoft 43 Swisscom 68 Accenture 93 Cisco Systems 19 Actelion 44 Unilever 69 Philip Morris International 94 IATA 20 Vifor Pharma 45 EY (Ernst & Young) 70 Helvetia Versicherungen 95 Stadler Rail 21 Pfizer 46 Swatch Group 71 Caterpillar 96 Rheinmetall Air Defence 22 UBS 47 Sensirion 72 Procter & Gamble (P&G) 97 Hilti 23 Credit Suisse 48 Alpiq 73 Implenia 98 Emch+Berger 24 SWISS 49 PWC (PricewaterhouseCoopers) 74 Schindler 99 Helbling Technik 25 BASF 50 World Economic Forum 75 Lafarge-Holcim 99 Oracle 9 | THE MOST ATTRACTIVE EMPLOYERS 2017 The most attractive employers of 2017 – Humanities/Social Sciences/Education 1 IKRK 26 UBS 51 Die Mobiliar 76 Lombard Odier & Cie 2 Die Bundesverwaltung 27 Swarovski 52 Four Seasons 77 Allianz Suisse 3 Google 28 Die Post 53 Bain & Company 78 PWC (PricewaterhouseCoopers) 4 Stadt Zürich 29 Manor 54 ABB 79 Hilti 5 Swiss Tourism 30 Swatch Group 55 Philip Morris International 80 Emmi 6 NZZ Mediengruppe 31 LVMH 56 Fossil 81 HSBC Private Bank 7 SRG SSR 32 Coop 57 Johnson&Johnson 82 Glencore 8 SWISS 33 H&M 58 Procter & Gamble (P&G) 83 Givaudan 9 SBB CFF FFS 34 Credit Suisse 59 Unilever 84 Roland Berger 10 Tamedia 35 Ringier Axel Springer Media 60 InterContinental Hotels Group 85 Bayer 11 Flughafen Zürich 36 Novartis 61 Victorinox 86 JTI 12 Migros 37 The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) 62 Richemont 87 Kühne + Nagel 13 Microsoft 38 Deloitte 63 J.P. Morgan 88 Deutsche Bank 14 World Economic Forum 39 Roche 64 IBM 89 Barry Callebaut 15 Lindt & Sprüngli 40 McKinsey & Company 65 Feldschlösschen Getränke 90 Bosch Gruppe Schweiz 16 IKEA 41 IATA 66 Siemens 91 Hyatt 17 Nestlé 42 Raiffeisen 67 Hewlett Packard Enterprise 92 Cisco Systems 18 Kuoni 43 Logitech 68 IWC Schaffhausen 93 AXA Winterthur 19 L'Oréal Group 44 Swiss Life 69 Accenture 94 Alpiq 20 Swisscom 45 EY (Ernst & Young) 70 Goldman Sachs 95 Partners Group 21 Schweizerische Nationalbank 46 PostFinance
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