For the third consecutive
year, LinkedIn, the world’s largest professional network on the
Internet, unveils its annual Top Companies list.
Ranked n°2, L’Oréal has climbed 9 places in the France’s ranking versus last year. The group is also ranked n°14 in the UK and n°22 in both Germany and Brazil and was then named one of the most attractive companies.
Ranked n°2, L’Oréal has climbed 9 places in the France’s ranking versus last year. The group is also ranked n°14 in the UK and n°22 in both Germany and Brazil and was then named one of the most attractive companies.
This “Top
Companies” list uses exclusive LinkedIn data and examines the
billions of actions of LinkedIn’s 546 million members, to spotlight
the companies that attract and retain top talent globally. It
highlights the companies in top markets around the globe that are
most sought-after by professionals.
To determine the “Top
Companies” list, LinkedIn’s methodology leverages metrics like:
- Engagement with the company and its employees: How many non-employees are viewing and asking to connect with a company’s employees? How many professionals are viewing a company’s career page? What’s the reach and engagement of a company’s content?
- Job interest: How much interest their jobs generate.
- Retention: How well they retain new hires.
The final ranking is a
blended score to ensure that companies were fairly measured against
peers.
The raising engagement of
L’Oréal employees on the platform, the sincerity of the content
shared and the targeted approach contributed to this success, in each
country named in this ranking.
This recognition
highlights L’Oréal as a leader in attracting and retaining top
talent. I think that one of the reason why the best talent wants to
work and stay at L’Oréal, is our unique DNA: our passion for
beauty, our culture of innovation and our entrepreneurial spirit. Our
employees are also fully and actively contributing to this success.
They are indeed getting more and more engaged on this network,said Jean-Claude Le
Grand, Senior VP Talent Development and Chief Diversity Officer at
L’Oréal.
Source: L'Oreal
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