These are the best companies to work for in Germany right now, according to LinkedIn via CNBCMakeIt
Management consultancies, autos and e-commerce firms are high flyers in this year's"Top Companies" list for Germany, according to LinkedIn's latest analysis.
With a user-base of more than 610 million, LinkedIn builds rankings to see which companies best suit certain countries, including Germany, France, Australia, India and the U.S.Since 2010, the e-commerce giant has invested over 20 billion euros in Europe, with over 65,000 employees from the region representing the brand. As a global business, Amazon has four principles it abides by: passion for invention, customers over competitors, operational excellence and long-term thinking.
Describing itself as an"adventurous, but responsible" lender, Deutsche Bank uses these principles as a guide when it comes to working with shareholders, clients, other staff members and the communities that the firm operates in.Germany is renowned for its popular carmakers, so it's not surprising to see more than one of the homegrown companies on this list.
Many will instantly recognize the company for its magenta color scheme, with the firm saying that this palette acts as a point of"unique recognition and differentiation" for the brand. When it comes to being a"Zalando", the retailer states that everyone has a voice, and is actively writing the company's success story — no matter where they are in the firm.Being a powerhouse for all things automation, electrification and digitalization, Siemens is known for its various products and divisions globally, covering energy and power generation, to the likes of finance, mobility and health care.
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