By Andrei Skvarsky.
Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, KPMG, PwC and EY arouse a lot less interest among job seekers worldwide than one would have expected what with their prestige and lavish salaries, a study by the MoneyTransfers.com company suggests.
Online reviews of Amazon by current and former employees of the e-commerce giant are looked up four times as often as reviews of Goldman Sachs or KPMG and about five times as often as those of Morgan Stanley, PwC or EY, according to MoneyTransfer.com’s findings.
The study involved establishing the average number of global monthly online searches for employee reviews of each of 38 companies and arranging the findings in a ranking table.
The research was based on data from Ahrefs, a software company, and Glassdoor, a website containing diverse information on companies and jobs. One of Glassdoor’s features are anonymous reviews of companies by current and former employees.
There are about 7,500 average monthly searches for reviews of Amazon, MoneyTransfers.com has found. This earns the e-commerce firm the top position in the ranking.
Consulting companies Accenture and Deloitte are second and third respectively with 5,100 and 3,700 searches.
But Goldman Sachs gets only 1,900, KPMG 1,800, Morgan Stanley 1,700 and PwC 1,500 searches.
There are 1,300 searches for EY reviews, as many as for reviews of Bloomberg.
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