Firm gets employers’ recognition
21 October 2021 |
3:11 am
Schneider Electric has been recognised by Universum as one of the top 50 global employers.
Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric has been recognised by Universum as one of the top 50 global employers.
The company, for the first time, ranks as 24th most attractive employer for engineering students, a testament to Schneider Electric’s culture in cultivating positive work and life balance for employees.
Universum, a global employer branding company, conducts the world’s largest research study on talent career expectations.
Each year, the company carries out yearly survey of engineering students from the world’s 10 largest economies
Reacting to the assessment, Senior Vice President, Talent and Diversity for Schneider Electric, Tina Mylon, said the company was passionate about granting students early career boost and providing them opportunities to work with the organisation.
“We are proud to be included in the Top 25 for the World’s Most Attractive Employers by Universum. It is meaningful to see how the over 200,000 engineering students view Schneider Electric, especially when it comes to work and life balance. We love giving students and early career talent opportunities to get involved with our organisation and we are delighted to be recognised as an employer of choice,” she said.
Relatedly, Schneider Electric, which was recently named world’s most sustainable corporation in 2021 by Corporate Knights, in collaboration with software partner, AVEVA, has announced the launch of Schneider Go Green 2022, its yearly student competition to find the latest bold ideas in digital and sustainable innovation.
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