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20 Great Employers for New Grads

Fortune teamed up with Experience Inc. to find companies that offer impressive perks to new hires just out of college - ranging from generous salaries to workplace flexibility, from enviable benefits to serious growth opportunities.

Lehman Brothers
Lehman Brothers
Headquarters: New York, NY
2006 Revenues: $46.7 billion
Full-time employees: 27,090
Website: www.lehman.com
Get quote: LEH
Type of company: Finance

What makes it so great? Wall Street is rolling in dough, and wherever the cashflow goes, you can expect young hopefuls to follow. Lehman is a popular destination: Last year, 530 new college grads were hired for jobs in the company's U.S. offices and analysts received an average starting salary of $60,000. Almost 90% of new hires are mentored. And if you like to travel or want to experience life outside the U.S., you're in luck: the company has offices in a number of cities, including London, Paris, Milan, Frankfurt, Hong Kong, and Tokyo.


Lehman

Electronic Arts

PWC

Randstad

PNNL

Rockwell

TFA

Qualcomm

Key Bank

Northrop

Intel

CapitalOne

Microsoft

Stockamp

Progressive

Sprint

Citi

Hyatt

CDW

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