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[Graphic News] College graduates’ top choice in job hunt: Naver
By Korea HeraldPublished : July 7, 2016 - 18:22
For the second consecutive year, college graduates who are seeking jobs have picked the nation’s Internet portal giant Naver as the employer they most want to work for, according to a survey by Internet recruiting service Incruit on Thursday.
Naver was followed by food giant CJ Cheiljedang, cosmetics maker AmorePacific and Samsung Electronics.
Incruit officials said respondents seem to think that when it comes to job seeking, a company’s vision and job stability are more important than high wages.
The report also seemed to show that more students hope to be employed by public corporations, which could reflect concerns about job security.
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