The Pecom service company was chosen for the second consecutive year as the best employer in the energy industry, according to the annual Randstad Employer Brand Research 2024 survey. At the same time, it ranked fifth in the Top 10 of the most attractive companies to work for in Argentina. The oil and gas sector was also chosen as one of the most striking.
The Randstad Employer Brand Research 2024 resulted in Pecom rises to fifth position in the ranking of all sectors. Last year, the company was three positions lower.
«This achievement is the result of the work of all of us who form Pecom, to build a solid organizational culture, where our people are one of the fundamental values. Day to day, We foster a culture based on respect, collaboration and continuous growth«, expressed the executive director of Human Capital and Organization of the company, Fernando Portero Castro.
«Therefore, to once again position ourselves as leaders in the energy industry and rise to fifth position in the total ranking, fills us with pride and happiness, motivating us to continue on this path«said Portero Castro.
The survey also showed that the Oil and Gas industry occupies fourth place in those chosen by Argentines to work in 2024, with the 56% of the votes. The first three most attractive in the country are: Automotive Industry (57%), Laboratories (57%) and Transportation and Logistics (57%).
Pecom is a services, construction and products company focused on Gas, Oil, Electric Power and Mining. It has “more than 70 years of experience and is part of the Pérez Companc Group,” the company highlighted. Has presence in Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil and Colombia and has nearly 8,500 employees.
The Randstad Employer Brand Research study analyzes the attractiveness of the brands of the largest employers in 32 countries. It is considered the most complete and inclusive independent study on employer branding globally, with more than 173,000 respondents between 18 and 64 years old. In Argentina, the winning companies of the 2024 edition were chosen by 4,033 respondents.
