Flipkart beat Amazon as become most sought employer for Indian want to work: report
Flipkart beat Amazon as become most sought employer for Indian want to work: report
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New Delhi: On Wednesday, according to a new LinkedIn report Online marketplace Flipkart beat Amazon to emerge as the most sought after employer where Indian professionals want to work and stay. Internet companies dominate the top 10 spots in the list as Amazon moved to second spot from fourth last year, and OYO made headway from 10th position to the third this year. The LinkedIn "2019 Top Companies" report this year features new entrants including homegrown Internet and IT companies, Swiggy, Zomato and Freshworks.

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Adith Charlie, India Managing Editor, LinkedIn, said in a statement "Interestingly this year, half the companies are new entrants on the list, including IT giants such as Tata Consultancy Services and IBM that showcase the changing job and hiring landscape,". While India's IT giant Tata Consultancy Services has debuted at seventh position, Swiggy and Zomato were ranked sixth and eighth respectively and Uber, another new entrant, took the fifth spot. One97 Communications (Paytm) came fourth. Alphabet (Google) was ranked ninth and Reliance Industries 10th.

Charlie said "The presence of more blue chip Indian companies such as Larsen & Toubro (23rd) and Reliance Industries, among others, emphasizes the fact that these large firms are getting better at attracting millennial employees,". The annual ranking by the Microsoft-owned professional networking platform highlights the 25 most sought-after companies in the country by professionals. LinkedIn said it analysed billions of data points generated by the network's over 610 million members around the world to come up with a blended score used to rank the winners in each geography.

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