#6 Facebook
Headquarters: Palo Alto, Calif.
Employees: 13,000

Facebook has had a fairly rough year following its disastrous initial public offering, but that doesn’t mean it’s off the hook. The social networking giant is making some serious money from its mobile ads division and acquiring some of the best app brands in the industry.

What makes facebook so successful is its reach. It has more than 1 billion users across the globe and that is a massive number. This justifies that there is lot of opportunities for young professionals to build a great career for themselves.

Facebook is "always looking to hire top talent, and MBA graduates bring with them valuable business and management skills," says Kristen Meeks, who is in charge of Facebook’s business school recruiting.

#7 Amazon
Headquarters: Seattle, Wash.
Employees: 47,000

Well big things are certainly expected from Amazon as CEO Jeff Bezos, is executing an aggressive growth strategy and investing massively in cloud computing and digital content. The best part of Amazon’s work culture is that is has more than 90,000 employees worldwide, but most of them work in small teams, which are run like a start-up, which justifies that B-schools grads get the opportunity to take ownership of projects from the day one of the job.

The E-retailer has already pitched front in hiring hundreds of MBAs into full-time roles across its business line and further intends to have more than 200 MBA interns in North America this summer. So individuals with solid credentials try not to miss on the opportunities.
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