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Crowe Horwath, Plante Moran, more named to Fortune's '50 Best Workplaces for New College Grads'

By   Sean McCabe
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July 12, 2016, 12:00 p.m. EDT 1 Min Read

Fortune Magazine recently unveiled their first-ever list of the 50 Best Workplaces for College Grads. Fortune "looked at companies with a high volume of job growth as well as impressive recruiting and hiring numbers for new grads" in determining their ranking.

Alongside tech companies Google and Hubspot, a number of professional service and CPA firms also adorned the list. They place as follows:

Fortune determined their ranking with the help of Great Place to Work, recording the rate at which companies add new jobs per year, how many current employees were recent college graduates, and the results on a series of questions via the Trust Index that relate to workplace characteristics vital to recent grads. Great Place to Work surveyed approximately 337,000 randomly-selected employees and nearly 700 organizations for the ranking.

For the full "50 Best Workplaces for College Grads," head to Fortune's site here. 

Sean McCabe
Senior Editor, Accounting Today
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