MOST ATTRACTIVE EMPLOYER 2015
Were delighted to announce that GWW took 6th place among law firms and 11th place among legal and advisory firms (including the “Big 4”) in the Legal category of the MOST ATTRACTIVE EMPLOYERS 2015 ranking, according to the 2015 Universum Student Survey.
The result shows that, according to current law students, were part of a small group of the most desirable employers in the professional services field.
In the Legal category, students selected 50 firms that they see as being worthy of the title of ideal employer – a list that included just seven “classic” law firms. The top three places were taken by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Google Poland and EY.
Most Attractive Employers ranks the best employers and is prepared by Universum, an international advisory firm. Taking part in this year’s ranking were 23,584 students and 8,774 professionals (i.e. persons holding at least a licentiate or engineer’s qualification, as well as professional experience).
More information is available on Universums website.
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