Finding a suitable job when first entering the workforce is the bane of college life. However, reports apparently show that now is a prime time for entry-level positions of all sorts in the American labor market.
Valdosta CEO reports that with the unemployment rate being among its lowest in about 50 years and new stocks on the rise, 2020 likely to turn up a high job count for new college grads.
One example listed was Enterprise Rent-A-Car. Country-wide, they’ve made availability to hire some 8,500 entry-level employees! By hiring and training in a variety of fields, Enterprise looks to give new hires the chance to “change careers without changing companies.”
CollegeGrad.com made a list of the top 400 entry-level employers for 2020. Below, we’ve listed the top 20:
- Enterprise Rent-A-Car (Car Rental)
- Deloitte (Financial Consulting)
- EY (Tax Consulting)
- Hertz (Car Rental)
- Progressive (Insurance)
- KPMG LLP (Professional Services Firm)
- PwC (Tax Consulting)
- Revature (Software Technology)
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (National Security)
- Avis Budget Group (Vehicle Rental)
- Bank of America (Banking)
- US Customs and Border Protection (National Security)
- Google LLC (Information Technology)
- Epic (Medical Technologies)
- Raytheon Company (Defense Technology)
- General Electric (Engineering)
- Amazon (Online Retail)
- Intel (Copmuter Technology)
- MGM Resorts International (Resort Construction and Management)
- National Security Agency (National Security)
See the full list at CollegeGrad.com.
