The best companies to work for in Brazil

Have you ever imagined yourself working in a big company? Have you ever had or do you have a company that you dream of working for?

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Normally, we always dream of working for companies that are leaders in the area we work in. For example, if you are an actor, here in Brazil, you probably dream of working for the biggest TV network in the country.

What screenwriter doesn't dream of having a script chosen by Netflix?

The desire to work in a certain place is not always linked to the fact that it is a famous company, but rather to the working conditions it offers its workers.

In today's post we will learn about the best companies to work for in Brazil. Be sure to check it out and maybe try an opportunity in one of them.

See our index below:

  • Best companies to work for in Brazil;
  • Magazine Luiza;
  • South System;
  • Itau Unibanco;
  • Alive;
  • Mondelez;
  • Unilever;
  • Conclusion.

Best companies to work for in Brazil

Our list is based on Indeed and Great Place To Work of the year 2021. 

So, we decided to select the top three from each list to highlight in this post.

The main criteria that made these companies be elected as the best companies to work for in Brazil they were:

  • Salaries and benefits;
  • Career opportunities;
  • Management;
  • Company culture;
  • Work-life balance.

So, let's take a look at the list?

1. Magazine Luiza

Magazine Luiza was elected the best company to work for in Brazil in the GPTW ranking. The retail company has more than 27 thousand employees and units spread throughout the country.

This company has expanded a lot in recent years and built a trail of many achievements.

It was founded in 1957, in Franca, by the couple Luiza Trajano Donato and Pelegrino José Donato.

In 1991, the founder's niece, Luiza Trajano Donato, took over leadership of the organization. 

Luiza Helena Trajano is today one of the richest people in Brazil, and still occupies second place on the list of the 10 most billionaire people in the country (according to the classification up until the day the text was posted).

If you dream of working in one of the best companies to work for in Brazil, know that she is hiring.

On the job vacancies portal available on the Magazine Luiza website you will find opportunities for different areas and regions of Brazil.

2. South System

South System is a technology company and ranked first on Indeed. 

The software company considered one of the best places to work in Brazil, is located in Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul.

The company's main purpose is to empower people to innovate the world. In addition, it strives to ensure the best experience for candidates in the selection process.

Anyone who has ever gone through a selection process knows how complicated and disconcerting it can be. Finding a company that cares about this stage and how the candidate will feel is very important.

If you work in the technology field, South System also has open positions. Visit the page careers available on the website and find an opportunity.

3. Itau Unibanco

Itaú Unibanco came second in the ranking of best companies to work for in Brazil, according to GPTW.

It is the largest Brazilian bank and recently surpassed Nubank to become the most valuable financial institution in Latin America.

This bank was founded in 1945, in the city of São Paulo. In 2008, it became Itaú Unibanco, leading the largest merger in the country. 

The partnership between these two banks created the largest private bank in Latin America, and it is also among the 20 largest banks in the world in terms of market value.

The bank has more than 90 thousand employees spread across Latin America, but it always has vacancies open for hiring new employees.

If you are still in college, there are many internship opportunities as well. To check them out, visit:

4. Alive

Vivo is ranked third in the GPTW ranking and 15th in the Indeed list. The telecommunications company is an official brand of Telefônica Brasil, one of the leaders in the sector.

However, the reputation of being a of the best companies to work for in Brazil It is not new. Vivo already stood out in the job market with this title.

The company was founded in 2003, but only joined the Telefônica Group in 2010. In 2015, it was on the list of the most valuable companies in Brazil for the fifth consecutive time.

If you dream of working at Vivo, they are also hiring. Although most of the vacancies are for the state of São Paulo, there are opportunities for other states as well.

Access the Vivo website and look for the field “Work with Us”

5. Mondelez International

The American multinational food company ranked second in Indeed's ranking.

The company is one of the largest in the food sector in Brazil and owns the most loved and consumed sweet brands by Brazilians, for example:

  • Bis;
  • Social Club;
  • Lactate;
  • Oreo;
  • White Cholocate bonbon;
  • Trakinas;
  • Milk Chocolate bonbon;
  • Tang.

Among its highly successful subsidiaries outside Brazil, we find Cadbury and Nabisco.

This large company also has active vacancies all over the world. To find out about the opportunities, you need to go to the website and click on the “Careers”.

The site is in English, but you can enable automatic translation. You must select the country to see opportunities for the selected region.

6. Unilever

We close the list of best companies to work for in Brazil with Unilever. It ranks third in Indeed's rankings.

The consumer goods company owns 400 brands and is present in 190 countries around the world.

Among the best known brands we can highlight:

  • Dove;
  • Closeup;
  • OMO;
  • Hellmann's;
  • Cif;
  • Silk;
  • Rexona;
  • Axe;
  • Kibon;
  • cornstarch;
  • Knorr.

On the Unilever Careers page there are many active vacancies in different areas. Access the website and perform a search.

Conclusion

There are other companies on the list, and you can check them out on Indeed and GPTW. There is no doubt that they are big companies and owners of great brands. 

The list is based on reviews from former employees. I found Indeed's list to be more spontaneous. This is because the numbers were acquired based on free reviews that employees make on the job site.

The GPTW list also considers employee evaluations, however, it is the companies that apply and provide details about the organization's profile and cultural practices.

However, this does not take away from the credibility of the list, since GPTW still carries out an assessment to verify the information provided by the company.

This assessment involves a survey of employees and their comments regarding their work at the company.

Finally, be sure to check out our text: 5 tips for entering the job market.

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