Tata Motors
Rank: 8
Index score: 56.61
Tata Motors, which is gearing up to take a big leap to reclaim its position among top car makers domestically as well as internationally, has emerged as the only automobile company among the top 10 employers.
The company’s work culture that has been in the transition stage from the old bureaucratic ways is now seeing a big change with the employee empowerment model. Due to this transformation the employee growth potential has been immense and lots of fast track programs have helped employees to encompass considerable powers and responsibilities at the work place. Tata Motors ranks high on performance evaluation, stability and other HR practices.
Wipro
Rank: 9
Index score: 54.2
Wipro, which ranked third last year, has slipped down to ninth place this year. But that doesn’t sideline this company from becoming a top work place choice among graduates.
Considered as the largest IT service company by the amount of turnovers in India, the technology giant occupies the 9^th position with an index score of 54.2. Owned by Azim Premji, Wipro scored well in work life balance, performance evaluation, stability and other HR practices.
Hindustan Unilever
Rank: 10
Index score: 48.54
The country’s most respected brand, HUL stands tall at 10^th position with an index score of 48.54. So what keeps the employees happy at HUL? Well according to the survey, HUL scores high in terms of financial compensation, constructive work-life balance and stability.
The company, which is highly systematic and rather process dependent, also provides good work culture, as well as helpful and potential growth aspects for those who are wanting to grow in there dedicated field.
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