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  • So, Forbes happened to publish a list of the best companies for engineering students to work for in 2013.
    The names in the list are as follows -
    1. NASA
    2. Google
    3. Boeing
    4. Apple
    5. Microsoft
    6. Lockheed Martin Corporation
    7. General Electric
    8. Walt Disney Company
    9. U.S. Department of Energy
    10. Exxon Mobil Corporation
    11. IBM
    12. Intel
    13. BMW Group
    14. Shell Oil Company
    15. EPA
    16. General Motors
    17. U.S. Air Force
    18. Central Intelligence Agency
    19. Sony
    20. Procter & Gamble
    21. Johnson & Johnson
    22. Northrop Grumman
    23. Siemens
    24. Ford Motor Company
    25. FBI
    26. Chevron Corporation
    27. Nike
    28. Amazon
    29. Facebook
    30. Raytheon Company
    31. D.O.D.
    32. Caterpillar Inc.
    33. DOW Chemical
    34. U.S. Navy
    35. Texas Instruments
    36. BP
    37. Medtronic
    38. 3M
    39. Peace Corps
    40. John Deere
    41. Rolls-Royce North America
    42. Electronic Arts
    43. DuPont
    44. Turner Construction
    45. Blizzard Entertainment
    46. National Security Agency (NSA)
    47. Honda Companies
    48. Cisco Systems
    49. Volkswagen
    50. Schlumberger
    51. Mayo Clinic
    52. CH2M HILL
    53. U.S. Army
    54. UTC
    55. Honeywell
    56. National Institutes of Health
    57. Nissan
    58. Genentech
    59. Pfizer
    60. Dell
    61. Autodesk
    62. Daimler/Mercedes-Benz
    63. Centers for Disease Control
    64. Goldman Sachs
    65. Bose
    66. J.P. Morgan
    67. Chesapeake Energy
    68. General Dynamics
    69. Chrysler
    70. The Coca-Cola Co.
    71. Delta Air Lines
    72. U.S. Department of State
    73. ConocoPhillips
    74. L’Oréal
    75. Merck & Co.
    76. Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A.
    77. U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
    78. NASCAR
    79. Marathon Oil
    80. HP
    81. Qualcomm
    82. Accenture
    83. Valero Energy
    84. IKEA
    85. Waste Management
    86. Halliburton
    87. BAE Systems
    88. Life Technologies
    89. Ecolab
    90. Biogen Idec
    91. PepsiCo
    92. Bombardier
    93. Nestlé USA
    94. adidas
    95. BASF
    96. Anheuser-Busch InBev
    97. AT&T
    98. McKinsey & Company
    99. The Hershey Company
    100. The Boston Consulting Group

    Let us make a quick survey and find out which of these companies are engineers looking to work for in 2014 too.

    Name the company of your choice in replies below.
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  • Rajni Jain

    Member • Jan 5, 2014

    WOW!!! Now, this is interesting; No SAMSUNG in the list of 100.

    Do you think that SAMSUNG is doing nothing creating or innovative that's luring engineering students. Or the reason could be Forbes had given preference to american companies?

    Meanwhile, any ranking make sense when we publish the criterion using which ranking's are derived.
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  • Pensu

    Member • Jan 5, 2014

    As far as I have heard about Samsung, they are too restrictive. People told me that you have to stay in office from 9 to 5 (or 6, may be), even if you don't have anything to do. All top companies provide flexible work hours (I think!), and that makes them preferable.
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  • Ankita Katdare

    Administrator • Jan 5, 2014

    It is good to see Walt Disney in the top 10. They've been topping the charts forever.
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  • Kaustubh Katdare

    Administrator • Jan 5, 2014

    Most of the companies in the list are product manufacturing companies or the top end software companies. Surprised to see none of the Indian IT companies feature in the list.

    PS: What's the geographic location of the students who were interviewed for the survey?
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  • KSS Manian

    Member • Jan 5, 2014

    From this Survey I found one thing. Still IT rules.
    Where is our Infrastructure and Construction Giants?? 😭
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  • Rajni Jain

    Member • Jan 5, 2014

    Kaustubh Katdare
    Most of the companies in the list are product manufacturing companies or the top end software companies. Surprised to see none of the Indian IT companies feature in the list.

    PS: What's the geographic location of the students who were interviewed for the survey?
    None of the Indian based IT / Non-IT has good names (work culture wise) in USA. Even, say none of the Asian wouldn't be a over-rated statement as well.

    I believe the survey is done with with US engineering institutes. Somebody please confirm.
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  • zaveri

    Member • Jan 6, 2014

    How come Renault-Nissan is not in this list ?
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  • Saijayadeep

    Member • Jan 23, 2014

    How come Indian IT companies names will be..when the students from premier institutes like IITs are working for Foreign based companies...Sorry if it hurts anyone..😉
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  • Abhishek Rawal

    Member • Jan 23, 2014

    No nVidia or AMD ? 😨
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  • Ankita Katdare

    Administrator • Jan 23, 2014

    Just wondering - are there any companies on the list that you don't want there?
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  • Abhishek Rawal

    Member • Jan 23, 2014

    Ankita Katdare
    Just wondering - are there any companies on the list that you don't want there?
    👀
    Number 4 & Number 5.
    One is full-of-shit & other is Patent troll, However both are NSA puppet.. Either way both are two separate parts of same seven headed dragon.

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