World’s Top Employers for New Grads
For an exclusive CNNMoney list, research firm Universum Global surveyed college students around the world to see where they most want to work.
LVMH
Rank among business students: 19
Rank (engineering students): N.A.
Headquarters: Paris, France
No. of employees: 100,000*
What makes it great: Work doesn't get more glam than at this French luxury giant, which ownes 60 prestigious brands, including Fendi, Dior, and Louis Vuitton.
Rank (engineering students): N.A.
Headquarters: Paris, France
No. of employees: 100,000*
What makes it great: Work doesn't get more glam than at this French luxury giant, which ownes 60 prestigious brands, including Fendi, Dior, and Louis Vuitton.
Employees are encouraged to chart a unique career path across the company's "ecosystem," which spans locations like Milan, Hong Kong and Dubai and includes lines like Sephora, Givenchy and Marc Jacobs.
What they're looking for: Would-be recruits should show their affinity for luxury products and, since each brand handles hiring separately, be prepared to explain why they want to work for a particular division, according to LVMH's careers site.Strong candidates will have "pragmatic personalities with an entrepreneurial spirit, strong creative talents, an international outlook and an excellent understanding of our product sectors," according to the site. --L.G.
*No. of employees based on most current data available.
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Think of it as a popularity contest for companies: Every year research firm Universum Global ranks the most desirable employers, based on where undergraduate students around the world say they'd most like to work after graduation. More
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