LinkedIn Ranking: 50-Best Employers To Grow Your Career

Linkedin: “The only constant at work today is change. From the rise of generative AI to evolving expectations around hybrid work, professionals are facing more disruption — and ambiguity — than ever.

To stay ahead, over half of professionals globally say they are open to pivoting into a new role or industry — and a quarter plan to learn new skills. For jobseekers specifically, it’s no longer just about finding a job; it’s increasingly important to find a workplace that fuels continuous learning and long-term growth.

That’s where LinkedIn’s ninth annual Top Companies list comes in, highlighting the 50 best workplaces to grow your career in the U.S. Entirely based on LinkedIn data, the methodology evaluates companies on various elements of career progression like how employees are upskilling, getting promoted while at the company and more.”

Best Employers:

1) Google

2) Amazon

3) Wells Fargo

4) Northrop Grumman

5) PwC

6) Capital One

7) AT&T

8) JPMorgan Chase

9) Ernst & Young

10) Walmart

To see the full list and methodology, click here.

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IIM-Ahmedabad MBA Grad: Lessons I Learned At McKinsey

NDTV: “Ruchi Aggarwal, an alumna of IIM Ahmedabad and now the founder of Mumbai-based mentorship firm Mentoresult, recently reflected on a defining lesson she learned-not in a classroom, but at McKinsey.

“When I joined McKinsey, I realised my degree from IIM Ahmedabad wasn’t enough,” said the 30-year-old. “I lacked what they called the ‘executive filter’.”

She recalled her first client presentation at the consulting firm. “I had prepared 15 recommendations, thinking I’d let the partner pick what worked best. But mid-way, the partner cut in: ‘Ruchi, just tell me the one thing we should do.’ I froze,” she admitted. “I was ready with a menu of options-but in the real world, senior executives want clarity, not a list.”

That moment was a wake-up call for her, showing the gap between academic knowledge and real-world decision-making.

“At IIM-A, it was about how much you knew. At McKinsey, it became about how clearly you could communicate it,” she said.”

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Baltimore Orioles President to Deliver Tuck Investiture Address

Dartmouth College: “This June, as the Tuck community gathers to celebrate the class of 2025, they will be met by a rising star in the world of professional sports.

Delivering this year’s Investiture address is Catie Griggs D’03, T’09, president of business operations for the Baltimore Orioles. Griggs, a native of North Carolina who found a second home at Dartmouth—first as an undergraduate and again as an MBA candidate—returns to Hanover this spring on the heels of making Major League Baseball history not once, but twice.

Last July, Griggs became the first woman to be named president of business operations in the storied history of Baltimore’s MLB franchise. Prior to joining the Orioles, Griggs was the first woman in franchise history to hold a president title with the Seattle Mariners. As one of the top-ranked female executives in baseball, Griggs hopes to help other women see themselves on the business side of sports.

“Different people bring different viewpoints, and that’s critical to success,” Griggs told the Washington Post.”

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London Business School Partners with Ivey Business School on Case Studies

London Business School: “London Business School (LBS) is proud to announce a partnership with Canada’s Ivey Business School to sell its world-class faculty authored business case studies, through their digital storefront and reach a wider audience.

Over 200 influential business case studies authored by LBS’s world-class faculty is available to purchase through Ivey Publishing’s storefront, they include “Gucci in the Metaverse” by Stefano Turconi, Teaching Fellow of Strategy and Entrepreneurship, “Red Bull Spreads its Wiiings” by Nader Tavassoli, Professor of Marketing and “Flakk Group Case A. Hexagon Purus: Fuelling the Future” by Associate Professor of Strategy & Entrepreneurship Ioannis Ioannou, among others.

The partnership comes five years after the launch of London Business School Publishing, the home for LBS faculty-authored case studies and signifies the latest stage in its growth trajectory. LBS Publishing aims to increase its pipeline of home-grown case studies, allowing for a more diverse range of protagonists and global companies.

Ivey Publishing is one of the leaders in providing business case studies with a global perspective, offering a catalogue of nearly 48,000 learning materials, many of which are translated into 12 languages, and serving customers in 168 countries worldwide. This partnership will allow more business educators, students and professionals to access and benefit from the expert insights of LBS’s faculty.”

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