Best Ten Companies in India to work for!

Here is the list of Best Ten Companies in India to work for!



Infosys Technologies has emerged as the best company to work for in India, according to the BT-Indicus-PeopleStrong 9th Annual Survey of India’s Best Employers. Wherein L&T (11th), Hindustan Unilever (12th), ONGC (13th), Tata Motors (14th), ITC (15th), ICICI Bank (19th), and Tata Steel (20th) stood below the top ten.

About 9,000 employees from across 1,000 organisations across 800 cities participated in the survey.

1. Infosys stands at 1st place, Infosys and its subsidiaries had 105,453 employees as on September 30, 2009. The rate of attrition at Infosys is 11.6 per cent, according to Business Today.

2. Google stood at 2nd best place, in India, Google has 2000 employees. The rate of attrition is less than 5 per cent.The company scores the highest on job content and financial compensation.

3. India’s largest employer TCS is ranked 3rd best, in the survey of best employers. TCS has over 143,000 IT professionals in 42 countries. Rate of attrition is 11.4 per cent.

4. IBM stands at 4th best, has 398,455 employees worldwide. IBM India employs 74,000 professionals.

5. Microsoft stands at 5th, has over 5,000 employees in India.

6. Wipro is at 6th place. The company has 102,746 employee.

7. SBI is the 7th best employer in India. SBI, the largest recruiter after IT firm TCS has over two lakh employees.

8. Bharti Airtel is ranked 8th among the best employers. The company has 18,201 employees. The rate of attrition is 10.5 to 11 per cent.

9. HP India stands at 9, has about 321,000 employees worldwide and 31,000 employees in India.

10. HDFC Bank has been chosen as the tenth best company to work for in India . The company has over 47,000 employees.

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