A new class of employees is ready to enter the workforce — can employers keep up with their expectations?
Entry-level workers are interested in gaining experience and new skills, while also engaging in a supportive work environment. While that may seem like a lot to ask from a first job, a few top companies are able to deliver. Resume.io ranked the best and worst companies for entry-level workers, based on employee reviews. Tech companies including Salesforce, Microsoft and Meta took a few of the top spots, while service industry organizations like Whole Foods, McDonalds and Starbucks fared more poorly.
