The respondents chose companies dedicated to the laboratory industry, ITC and banking and finance.
The Dutch company dedicated to human resources services – and based in Uruguay –, randstadpublished its annual report with the ranking of the best employers in the country and the preferences of potential collaborators when choosing a job.
The study consisted of 49% women49% men and 2% sexual dissidence. Regarding education, it was made to people with university, tertiary, secondary and incomplete secondary studies with a percentage of 38, 56 and 6%, respectively. Most of the people surveyed belong to the metropolitan area of Montevideo, with 68%, 8% from the coastal area, 11% from the interior and 13% from the coastline. The age ranges varied from 18 years to 64.
The results showed that the five most important factors What applicants take into account when looking for work are: pleasant work environment, job security, attractive salary and benefits, professional development and balance between work and personal life.
The first company that leads the ranking in the bank Scotiabank and, according to those surveyed, it is due to its good financial situation – as a priority – its location, and its very good reputation. Of the following companies chosen as the best, all have their good financial situation as the most important reason.
the tech company IBM it ranks second and the reasons, in addition to financial, are its professional development opportunities and the idea that they believe it is “an interesting job”. The third place is occupied by the pharmaceutical company megalabs because it has a very good reputation, according to those surveyed, and they also believe it is interesting work.
Where is the bank located? Santander, where their second reason for choosing it, after its good financial situation, is its location and the “very good reputation” that the company’s respondents have. Finally, the Argentine company Free market it ranks fifth for the same reasons as the previous company.
According to the survey, the most attractive sectors to work for Uruguayans are, first of all, the laboratories, led by Megalabs and Merck. The second position is occupied by the industry ITC, led by IBM, Mercado Libre and Sabre. The banking and finance They rank third, followed by mass consumption, construction and telecommunications.
Source: Ambito
