Top Companies for MBAs
A survey of MBA students
found these 100 companies the most desirable to work for in 2006
according to Fortune.
1. McKinsey & Company
2. Google
3. Goldman Sachs
4. Bain & Company
5. Boston
Consulting Group
6. Citigroup
7. Apple Computer
8. General Electric
9. Johnson & Johnson
10. Morgan Stanley
11. Procter and Gamble
12. Nike
13. Lehman Brothers
14. Walt Disney
15. Booz Allen
Hamilton
16. Microsoft
17. Deloitte
18. Bank of America
19. BMW
20. Merrill Lynch
21. JP Morgan Investment Bank
22. Starbucks
23. IBM
24. 3M
25. Intel
26. Yahoo
27. Coca-Cola
28. UBS Investment Bank
29. Sony
30. PepsiCo
31. Toyota
32, Amazon.com
33. American Express
34. Target
35. Genentech
36. Dell
37. EBay
38. JP Morgan Chase
39. Fidelity
Investments
40. Harrah's Entertainment
41. Deutsche Bank
42. L'Oreal
43. Accenture
44. Credit Suisse First Boston
45. Unilever
46. Starwood Hotels
47. Pfizer
48. Gap
49. Nestle
50. PricewaterhouseCoopers
51. Southwest Airlines
52. Wachovia
53. Eli Lilly
54. BP
55. Amgen
56. CIA
57. General Mills
58. Marriott
59. Bear Stearns
60. Kraft Foods
61. Exxon-Mobil
62. Boeing
63. A.T. Kearney
64. Barclays Capital
65. Medtronic
66. Motorola
67. Ernst & Young
68. Monitor Group
69. Home Depot
70. Diageo
71. Cisco Systems
72. LImited Brands
73. Glaxo Smith Kline
74. Reebok
75. Hewlett-Packard
76. Vanguard Group
77. Chevron
78. Mercer Management Consulting
79. Abbott
80. Colgate-Palmolive
81. Best Buy
82. KPMG
83. FBI
84. Miller Brewing
85. Cargill
86. HSBC
87. Wells Fargo
88. Saks
89. Lockheed
Martin
90. Honeywell
91. Mattel
92. American Airlines
93. MGM Mirage
94. United Technologies
95. Pulte Homes
96. Wal-Mart Stores
97. Daimler Chrysler
98. Shell Oil
99. ING US Financial Services
100. Bearing
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