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“The Best Places to Launch a Career”

Filed under Companies to Watch, Job Hunting, Networking
Posted by Libraries, October 11, 2006
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Lindsey Gerdes, Business Week, 9/18/06, pp. 64-80.

This article discusses the ways in which companies recruit recent college graduates. There is a competitive market for top graduates, and employers need to sell their companies to attract these grads. The article provides brief profiles of the top 50 employers and discusses some of the trends and incentives being offered.

For the full article see:
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