Revealed: The 'best companies' to work for in France in 2019
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Published: 5 Dec, 2018 CET.
Updated: Wed 5 Dec 2018 17:15 CET
Thousands of employees in France have taken part in a new survey that reveals which companies are the best to work for. So, if you're looking for a job at a company in France, no doubt you will want to take note.
There's no better place to work to work in France than luxury fashion house Hermès. At least that's according to the results of a survey based on ratings from thousands of employees.
The annual survey by jobs site Glassdoor asks employees from companies across France which employ over 1,000 staff to anonymously rate their employer, their work, the office environment, and the company itself.
Hermès, a French high fashion luxury goods manufacturer which specalises in leather and lifestyle accessories, topped the ranking with a score of 4.4 out of 5.
Former employees complimented the company, which is headquartered in Paris, for everything from its strong team spirit to the quality of its canteen and the chance to rise the company's ranks.
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In second place was last year's winner ad tech firm Criteo, which specialises in targeted online advertising and also scored 4.4 (although slightly less than Hermès before the scores were rounded down).
French video game company Ubisoft also scored 4.4 on the ranking.
The rest of the top 10 looked like this:
1. Hermès
2. Criteo
3. Ubisoft
4. Adrexo
5. Saint-Gobain
6. onepoint
7. AUTO1 Group
8. Thales
9. Leroy Merlin
10. Amazon
Glassdoor claims its survey is unique compared to all others as it is based wholly on opinions offered voluntarily by employees past and present.
"In an increasingly competitive job market for businesses, job seekers now have the power to choose where they want to work," said Andrew Chamberlain, Economist at Glassdoor. "They want to know the inner workings of a company before accepting a position.
"The winners of the Employee Choice Award are employers who invest strategically in corporate culture, career opportunities and more, which is a major advantage for their recruitment."
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There's no better place to work to work in France than luxury fashion house Hermès. At least that's according to the results of a survey based on ratings from thousands of employees.
The annual survey by jobs site Glassdoor asks employees from companies across France which employ over 1,000 staff to anonymously rate their employer, their work, the office environment, and the company itself.
Hermès, a French high fashion luxury goods manufacturer which specalises in leather and lifestyle accessories, topped the ranking with a score of 4.4 out of 5.
Former employees complimented the company, which is headquartered in Paris, for everything from its strong team spirit to the quality of its canteen and the chance to rise the company's ranks.
READ ALSO:
- The regions and towns in France that are creating the most jobs
- The jobs you can do if you live in deepest rural France
Photo: AFP
In second place was last year's winner ad tech firm Criteo, which specialises in targeted online advertising and also scored 4.4 (although slightly less than Hermès before the scores were rounded down).
French video game company Ubisoft also scored 4.4 on the ranking.
The rest of the top 10 looked like this:
1. Hermès
2. Criteo
3. Ubisoft
4. Adrexo
5. Saint-Gobain
6. onepoint
7. AUTO1 Group
8. Thales
9. Leroy Merlin
10. Amazon
Glassdoor claims its survey is unique compared to all others as it is based wholly on opinions offered voluntarily by employees past and present.
"In an increasingly competitive job market for businesses, job seekers now have the power to choose where they want to work," said Andrew Chamberlain, Economist at Glassdoor. "They want to know the inner workings of a company before accepting a position.
"The winners of the Employee Choice Award are employers who invest strategically in corporate culture, career opportunities and more, which is a major advantage for their recruitment."
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