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Here's what three publications say about PM USA being a great place to work.
BusinessWeek
"50 Best Places to Launch a Career" (2007)
For the second year in a row,
BusinessWeek named PM USA to its prestigious list of the 50 best places to launch a career. In the 2007 rankings, PM USA placed
No. 43.
Magazine editors determined the rankings on a three-part method:
- A survey of career services directors at U.S. colleges
- Employer questionnaires on issues like pay, benefits and training programs
- A survey of some 44,000 U.S. undergraduates asked to name their five most desirable employers
Richmond Magazine's
"Great Places to Work" (2007)
Richmond Magazine named PM USA to its annual "Great Places to Work" list in November 2007. The magazine featured various company benefits and amenities, while highlighting "an average tenure of 17 years for salaried and hourly employees and a one-year retention rate of 97 percent in 2006."
Computerworld's
"100 Best Places to Work in IT" (2003-2007)
For the fifth consecutive year, PM USA ranked in the top 50 of the 100 best places to work in information technology nationwide according to
Computerworld, a leading trade publication.
In 2007, PM USA's Information Services department ranked No. 17 overall on the prestigious list and No. 9 in the large company category. Previous
Computerworld rankings for PM USA include placing:
- No. 20 in 2006
- No. 14 in 2005
- No. 17 in 2004
- No. 43 in 2003
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