Wednesday, August 24, 2011

Top 10 Companies Hiring This Week!

companies hiring nowAugust 21 - August 27

We know that your job search can get quite frustrating these days with more people trying to find a job and fewer employment opportunities available.
To ease the burden, we've tracked down 10 top companies that are hiring this week -- from sales jobs to finance jobs, full-time jobs to part-time jobs. We hope you find a job that's perfect for you.
Good luck job hunting!

1. Citi

With the world's largest financial services network, Citigroup, Inc., spans 140 countries and employs roughly 260,000 worldwide. After suffering from massive losses during the financial crisis of 2008, the company fell from the esteemed title of "largest bank in the world by assets." They are, however, still one of the "big four" banks in the United States. Citigroup repaid the emergency government aid in full by the end of 2010.
As stock prices plunged recently, banks were at the forefront of the slide. Citigroup was a part of this fall, yet CEO Vikram Pandit claims Citi is still secure and in good shape as a company.
Employee Review: "Nice coworkers, good hours, pleasant management, good location, interesting work spanning decades of involvement in the country, good springboard for future jobs."*
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2. Sunrise Senior Living

First opened in 1981, Sunrise now offers assisted living facilities for seniors in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom. They serve nearly 40,000 residents in total and offer a range of services, from assisted living to rehabilitative services.
The company has ranked repeatedly on the Fortune 1000 list, starting in 2005. Washingtonian magazine has also named Sunrise Senior Living as a "Great Place to Work" three times thus far.
Employee Review: "The best part of working at Sunrise is working with the residents, and having great team members around you. Your work feels very rewarding because you are making a difference in people's lives."*
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3. Bridgestone

The company is headquartered in Tokyo and, with all its subsidiaries included, employs over 150,000 worldwide. In 1906, Bridgestone founder Shojiro Ishibashi took over his family's clothing business at 17 years of age.
He revolutionized the traditional Japanese socks known as "tabi" with the creation of a rubber-soled version that could be used as work shoes. It was this same tabi-sock division of his company that produced the first Bridgestone tire in April of 1930.
In 1988 the company purchased the Firestone Tire and Rubber Company, solidifying Bridgestone's position as a major player in the worldwide tire market. Since then, the company has continued to grow and currently has manufacturing centers in 25 countries.
In May, the company was recognized as one of Boeing's Suppliers of the Year. The airline manufacturer works with around 17,500 suppliers, and Bridgestone was among 15 companies honored (in various categories) for their service to the company.
Employee Review: "As industry leader, Bridgestone is a global brand with great quality tires. The products are recognized world over and customer recognizes the quality."*
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4. Spirit Halloween Superstores

Located at shopping malls nationwide for seemingly few months at a time, Spirit Halloween Superstores are operated as temporary storefronts before and during the Halloween season. The company is owned by Spencer Gifts, a popular novelty retail chain.
Though Spencer's has come under fire for allegedly allowing young children access to adult toys in their stores, the Spirit stores are operated independently and have received positive reactions. Some California stores also donated nearly $30,000 to the U.C. Davis Child Life Program last season as a way of giving back to the local community.
Employee Review: "This was a great seasonal job. The DSM was wonderful to work with and the organization was very good. I would highly recommend this job to anyone looking for seasonal work."*
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5. Dollar General

Founded in 1939, the Dollar General corporation operates over 9,300 stores across the United States. Typically located in smaller strip malls or shopping plazas, the stores sell both name-brand and off-brand goods at bottom-dollar prices. The stores typically operate in locales where larger chains, such as Wal-Mart, do not serve the market.
With the stock market fluctuating wildly as of late, Dollar General has remained stable in recent weeks. The stores are known for often providing better deals than larger "big box" retailers.
Employee Review: "Dollar General is a great company with a bright future ahead. They provide excellent customer service, management training programs, and outstanding company benefits. It was truly a privilege to work for such a great company."*
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6. RadioShack

Affectionately known as "The Shack" by some, Radio Shack has almost 7,200 locations worldwide. In order to staff these locations as well as their corporate offices, the company employs somewhere in the neighborhood of 35,000.
The company is known for selling electronic products and parts, as well as mobile phones and coverage, offered by a variety of carriers including AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and various pre-paid services.
The company has obviously come a long way since it was founded by Norton Hinkely and Dave L. Tandy in 1919 as the Hinkley-Tandy Leather Company. From its humble beginnings selling shoe leather parts in Fort Worth, Texas, the company has evolved into one of the nation's largest consumer electronics retailers.
Employee Review: "Made many friends and had some really good customers. Salary is commission plus base-rate, so averaged a decent amount on my pay checks."*
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10. Liberty Mutual

Founded in 1912, the company provides a range of insurance products to individuals to cover personal property such as automobiles, homes and valuables. Liberty Mutual also offers consumers personal liability coverage as well as life insurance and annuity products.
Additionally, the company provides an array of commercial products, such as workers compensation insurance and corporate automobile insurance, to both mid-sized and large companies.
Currently ranked #82 on the Forbes 100, the company employs roughly 45,000 people worldwide. Liberty Mutual is the third largest U.S.-based property and casualty insurer, based on 2010 revenues, trailing only Berkshire Hathaway and AIG.
The company recently deployed one of their mobile claims-response vehicles to Springfield, Mass., so that clients affected by tornado devastation would have a place to meet with claims adjusters other than in their homes.
Employee Review: "Great benefits from day one. As sales agent you have laptop and aircard to use for personal use, flexibility to schedule your own appointments as long as you maintain your I/M status..."*
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