MBA EMPLOYMENT REPORT 2018 - HEC Paris
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2018 TRENDS & STATISTICS The talented graduates of the Class of 2018 Our dedicated Career Center team would like to joined the ranks of the HEC Paris alumni network take this opportunity to thank our loyal alumni – a network of more than 60,000 people across and recruiters, who continue to show confidence 132 countries around the world – prepared to be in our talent. We are proud of our achievements global business leaders of today and able to take and we look forward to continuing to prepare on the business challenges of the future. With 93 future generations of global leaders to solve the percent of the class accepting job offers within business problems of tomorrow. three months of graduation, it was another very successful recruitment year. Raphaëlle Gautier Executive Director - Armed with a global mindset, after having Corporate Partnerships & Careers, HEC Paris completed their studies with their 90 percent international classmates, made up of 47 nationalities, 60 percent of the class secured positions outside of their home countries. Our students continue to make significant career transformations, with 73 percent changing sector, 72 percent changing function and 61 percent changing their locations. A total of 74 percent of the class changed two of the three elements, while almost 40 percent made the “triple jump” and changed all three. The HEC Paris MBA continues to be one of the top European MBAs, remaining highly ranked by The Economist, Financial Times, Forbes, Poets & Quants and Bloomberg Businessweek. Our Career Center ensures students’ career goals align with the needs of the global job market. It encourages students to transform and explore a variety of industries and functions during the MBA. This diversity is reflected in the placement data with 51 percent of students securing roles in a range of industries including Energy/Utilities, Life Sciences, Luxury, Consumer Goods and Automotive. Technology (17 percent placement) and Finance (18 percent placement) remained popular sectors, while Consulting saw big growth with 24 percent of the class securing positions within the sector.
CLASS PROFILE HEC PARIS MBA 2018 CLASS PROFILE CURRENT CLASS PROFILE HEC PARIS MBA CLASS OF 2018 HEC PARIS MBA CLASS OF 2020 NUMBER NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS NATIONALITIES OF PARTICIPANTS NATIONALITIES 232 47 274 56 INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL AVERAGE AGE PARTICIPANTS AVERAGE AGE PARTICIPANTS 30 92% 30 90% GENDER GMAT AVG GENDER GMAT AVG 29% WOMEN 690 33% WOMEN 690 AVERAGE WORK AVERAGE WORK EXPERIENCE EXPERIENCE 6 YEARS 6 YEARS GEOGRAPHIC ORIGINS (NATIONALITIES) GEOGRAPHIC ORIGINS (NATIONALITIES) 23% 20% EUROPE EUROPE 25% 9% 43% 22% 11% 47% AMERICAS AFRICA & MIDDLE ASIA & AMERICAS AFRICA & ASIA & MIDDLE EAST OCEANIA EAST OCEANIA 4 5 HEC PARIS MBA
SALARIES HEC PARIS MBA 2018 SALARIES SECTOR MANUFACTURING Annual Salary (Mean) $122,098 Annual Salary (Median) $109,016 CONSULTING Sign-on Bonus (Mean) $9,967 Annual Salary (Mean) $114,900 Performance Bonus (Mean) $46,929 On average, MBA graduates from Annual Salary (Median) $112,200 OVERALL MEAN SALARY Sign-on Bonus (Mean) $26,800 HEC Paris doubled their pre-MBA salaries. Performance Bonus (Mean) $18,600 LOCATION FINANCE 2016 2017 2018 France Annual Salary (Mean) $125,305 Annual Salary (Mean) $101,200 Annual Salary (Median) $118,000 Annual Salary (Median) $106,000 Sign-on Bonus (Mean) $35,498 Sign-on Bonus (Mean) $18,700 Overall Average Salary Package Performance Bonus (Mean) $42,489 Performance Bonus (Mean) $14,300 TECHNOLOGY 93% Western Europe (including France) Annual Salary (Mean) $145,600 Annual Salary (Mean) $129,100 Annual Salary (Median) $131,000 $104,700 $112,800 $120,700 Annual Salary (Median) $114,700 Sign-on Bonus (Mean) $37,000 Sign-on Bonus (Mean) $37,300 Performance Bonus (Mean) $71,900 Performance Bonus (Mean) $38,300 HEALTHCARE OF THE CLASS North America ACCEPTED JOB Annual Salary (Mean) $113,700 OFFERS WITHIN Annual Salary (Mean) $140,700 Sign-on Bonus Annual Salary (Median) $115,600 THREE MONTHS Annual Salary (Median) $139,300 OF GRADUATION Sign-on Bonus (Mean) $11,900 Sign-on Bonus (Mean) $18,000 Performance Bonus (Mean) $27,700 Performance Bonus (Mean) $32,800 CONSUMER PACKAGED GOODS $14,800 $27,800 $28,100 Asia (including Oceania): Annual Salary (Mean) $94,000 Annual Salary (Mean) $111,900 Annual Salary (Median) $95,100 Annual Salary (Median) $107,800 Sign-on Bonus (Mean) $30,000 Sign-on Bonus (Mean) $22,700 Performance Bonus (Mean) $5,800 Performance Bonus (Mean) $50,600 ENERGY Middle East/Gulf Region Annual Salary (Mean) $109,200 Annual Salary (Mean) $129,400 TOTAL Annual Salary (Median) $109,300 Annual Salary (Median) $118,900 Sign-on Bonus (Mean) $15,300 Sign-on Bonus (Mean) $26,500 Performance Bonus (Mean) $20,000 $120,700 $112,200 $28,100 $29,500 Performance Bonus (Mean) $28,900 RETAIL ANNUAL SALARY ANNUAL SALARY SIGN-ON BONUS SIGN-ON BONUS South America PACKAGE (MEAN) PACKAGE (MEDIAN) (MEAN) (MEDIAN) Annual Salary (Mean) $122,300 Annual Salary (Mean) $150,700 Annual Salary (Median) $126,000 Annual Salary (Median) $148,500 6 7 HEC PARIS MBA
CAREER TRANSFORMATION HEC PARIS MBA 2018 CAREER SECTOR CHANGE TRANSFORMATION Overall, a large number of HEC Paris MBA participants moved into the Consulting, Technology and Healthcare sectors. PRE-MBA POST-MBA Consulting Consumer Goods Energy Hospitality FOR THE CLASS OF 2018 10% 24% 10% 8% 9% 5% 2% 1% Financial Services Healthcare Govt./Not-for-profit Media/Entertainment 16% 5% 4% 2% 18% 10% 2% 2% 73% 72% 61% Manufacturing Retail Real Estate Transportation & Logistic Services CHANGED CHANGED 6% 5% 6% 5% CHANGED SECTOR LOCATION FUNCTION 3% 5% 2% 3% Technology Other Not available 12% 5% 3% 17% 0% 0% 74% CHANGED AT 39% LEAST TWO OF THESE THREE CHANGED ALL THREE FUNCTION CHANGE ELEMENTS We saw a large number of students from the Class of 2018 take on Consulting positions, while many also took on leadership roles in General Management functions. PRE-MBA POST-MBA CAREER TRANSFORMATION Consulting Human Resources Information Technology 19% 0% 5% 25% 2% 4% At the HEC Paris MBA, we pave the way for students to transform their careers. The majority of our students made a career transformation, with 73 percent changing sector, 72 percent changing function Finance/Accounting General Management Marketing & Sales and 61 percent changing their location. Nearly three-quarters of the class changed two of the three 12% 12% 16% elements, while 39 percent successfully made the “triple jump.” International mobility continued to be 17% 20% 11% a strong trend in our post-graduation placements, with 60 percent of the class securing employment outside of their home countries. Ops, Production, Logistics Other Not available 8% 25% 3% 9% 12% 0% 8 9 HEC PARIS MBA
RECRUITER ACTIVITY HEC PARIS MBA 2018 RECRUITER ACTIVITY TOP RECRUITERS “The HEC Paris MBA gave me the tools to dare to work in a different language, in a foreign country and in a new industry. My experience at HEC was key in helping me find the right fit for my career. This program gave me the flexibility to have an ideal SOURCE OF OPPORTUNITY return to work, with an internship during the program and a 60% SCHOOL FACILITATED OPPORTUNITIES 40% GRADUATE FACILITATED OPPORTUNITIES full time position right after it.” 13% 9% Viviana Arias Roda, MBA ’18 Networking 73% On-Campus HEC facilitated Internships Interviews with which converted to full-time HR Manager, Human Resources Recruiters Leadership Development Program, Johnson and Johnson 24% Online Postings 19% On-Campus Networking with Companies & Alumni 54% Previous Employer/Sponsored 8% MBA On-Campus Recruitment 10 11 HEC PARIS MBA
CAREER CHOICES HEC PARIS MBA 2018 CAREER CHOICES FOR THE CLASS OF 2018 Rate Location Employed at three months 93% Region France 28% Sector Europe (Excluding France) Asia (including Australia) 32% 22% “What made the HEC Consulting 24% North America 8% Paris MBA stand out Financial Services 18% Latin America & Caribbean 5% was the classroom Technology 17% Middle East 5% experience – intimate, Healthcare 10% Consumer Packaged Goods 8% International Mobility thought provoking, and Energy 5% rich in debate. Students Retail 5% Working outside their home country 60% Transportation & Logistic Services 3% as percentage of total Class hail from a diverse set of Manufacturing 3% backgrounds, industries, Working outside France 72% Real Estate 2% as percentage of total Class and geographies, and Media/Entertainment 2% Government 1% those differences challenge Hospitality 1% your assumptions and Not for Profit 1% opinions. Being adaptable is essential in the modern Function workplace and I carry this Consulting 25% training forward from the General Management 20% MBA program.” Finance/Accounting 17% Marketing and Sales 11% Siddharth Gurnani, MBA ’18 Human Resources 2% HR Manager, American Express Information Technology 4% Operations/Production/Logistics 9% Other 12% 12 13 HEC PARIS MBA
REGION ANALYSIS HEC PARIS MBA 2018 REGION ANALYSIS MOBILITY 60% OF GRADUATES “The HEC Paris MBA SECURED EMPLOYMENT OUTSIDE OF THEIR allowed me not only to HOME COUNTRIES acquire or deepen the core skills essential for transitioning into the field REGIONS of consulting in operational efficiency, but also to The percentages of non-French finding jobs in France, and non-Europeans finding jobs in Europe were discover various industries 74 percent and 50 percent of the placement rates in these regions. through the many events and meetings taking place JOB LOCATION on campus (forums, club events, certificates, etc.). 32% Additionally, being a EUROPE 22% truly international MBA 8% 28% ASIA** NORTH AMERICA FRANCE 5% provides the soft skills needed to work smoothly in a global environment while understanding cultural differences.” 5% AFRICA LATIN AMERICA* Flore Poughon, MBA ’18 Advisory & Transformation senior advisor, BNP Paribas - CIB *And Caribbean ** Including Australia 14 15 HEC PARIS MBA
COMPANIES WHO RECRUITED FROM HEC PARIS MBA 2018 THE CLASS OF 2018 The following list includes companies that offered at least one full-time position, as well as those that had internship positions accepted. A Covivio H N Swatch Group A.T. Kearney Coca-cola HCA Healthcare UK Natixis* Synpulse Management Consulting ANA Holdings Inc. Conti Advanced Business Learning Hartree Partners, LP Nature’s Flowers Systra AVEVA AXA Abbott Coty Credit Suisse Crown Holdings, Inc. Head-On Computer Systems Ltd. Henkel Hilti Group Navabi GmbH Neptune Energy Nike T “The MBA gave me access ABN AMRO Accenture* CVA HVS Global Hospitality Services Nouvelles Donnes NOVAMINDS Tecnifibre Tefen Management Consulting to a very special, interesting Actility SA Adidas D I Novartis Telefónica TNP and diverse group of people: Admiral Adobe Daanuu Dassault Systèmes IAG Iconen O The Flyways, Inc. The NPD Group the HEC alumni network. Advanced Blockchain Alibaba Group Data Soluce Dataswati IDEMIA IFC Observia OECD The Norinchukin Bank TIMAC AGRO International Being inspired by and AlixPartners Alvarez & Marsal DeepMind Deloitte Imerys IN Consulting Orange* Oscar Health toBE marketing Total learning from them has Toyota Amadeus Amazon DENK PHARMA GmbH & Co. KG Deutsche Bank Infosys ING Group Osha Liang LLP OYO Tracr Tradelab helped me in my first-year American Express DHL Consulting Invex Banco Anglo American Archery Strategy Consulting Didi Chuxing Diaco SA Ipsen IQVIA P, Q Truffle Capital Tuttnauer post-grad and, I’m sure, Aresoft Information Technology Arkwright consulting Digitevent DIJIK Innovations iReMMO IS Groupe Pace University Pala Investments will continue to do so for Armani Artefact Disney DOCOMO Digital Partners Group Partners in Performance U Uber my entire career. The other Ashoka AstraZeneca DS Avocats DuPont Sustainable Solutions J Jkuat Nissin Foods Partnership Fund Pathao UBS UNESCO thing that has almost Atelier Choux Atos* DWS Group Johnson & Johnson JR Capital PepsiCo Pernod Ricard Unifin Unilever surprised me is just how AVentures Capital Away E Juva Santé Philips Priceline.com Urgo Group relevant the casework and AXA* AXYS Consultants eBay Eco-Adapt K Private Equity Real Estate Procter & Gamble V/W Vente Privee/Veepee course material is to top EIG Kantar Consulting PTOLEMUS Consulting Group B Elephants & Ventures Eli Lilly and Company KPMG* Kyriba Puma Energy* PwC* Verizon Media (Oath) Virtuos China Ltd. issues affecting business Bain & Company* Bank Audi Enviva Partners, LP E.ON R VMLY&R Voltalia today. Analyzing and Bank of America Merrill Lynch Bank of Singapore Equanum Essilor L Laboratoires Dermatologiques Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi* Rent-A-Car Willis Towers Watson Wood Mackenzie breaking-down problems Baron Philippe de Rothschild BASF Estée Lauder EY* d’Uriage Launchmetrics Road Pictures Roland Berger in the classroom prepared Berne Selection BNP Paribas* Laureate Education L Capital R&F Properties RTL Group X/Y/Z Yee Coffee me to do the same as a BrightSky Ventures Brooks F Facebook L.E.K. Consulting LINAGORA S Yolkshire YOOX Net-a-Porter Group consultant at AlixPartners. Yseop BV Advisory Falabella Farfetch L’Oréal* Loro Piana Safran Sanofi Yves Saint Laurent Zalando Invaluable.” First Capital Securities Co. LVMH* SCG Advisory C Flyscribe Schaeffler Bio-Hybrid Zuoyouttang Technology Canaccord Genuity Group Inc. Fonterra M Schneider Electric* Zurich Insurance Group Care.com Forex Capital Markets Maiden Home SFR Zhuomo Melinda Aulie, MBA ’18 Zoobashop Cartier International Fosun International Mazars* Shanghai Chicmax Cosmetic Consultant, AlixPartners Celimene McKinsey & Company* Company Chanel Merck Shanghai Auto Space Investment Choice Capital G Mews Partners Consultant Co. Chung-I Business Co. GE Medical Systems Michelin* Shinhan Bank Citi GE Power Milestone Beverages Siemens Healthineers C.J. Segerstrom & Sons / Givaudan Ming Liu Group Simon-Kucher & Partners South Coast Plaza Globalpraxis Mingle Cultural Development Skintifique CDB Capital Co. Google MIVIK (BIMA) Smart CMA CGM* Gradian Health Systems Modong Culture & Media Société Générale* Gruppo Concorde spa Moët Hennessy Société des plastiques nobles GTA Monitor Deloitte (SPN) Morgan Stanley Sodexo* S.T. Dupont *Corporate partners of HEC Paris 16 17 HEC PARIS MBA
RECRUITING HEC PARIS MBA 2018 RECRUITING AND NETWORKING EVENTS The HEC Paris MBA lasts 16 months. There are two intakes, in September and January. HEC Paris MBA Career Week: A week-long, on-campus event for companies recruiting specifically for Availability of September intake: MBA full-time positions (September). • Internships: HEC International Finance and Consulting Forums: On-campus networking and job-placement events - Summer internships from May to September for companies recruiting for the Financial Services and Consulting sectors (October and November). - Winter internships from January to April (of the following year) HEC Carrefours Career Fair: Started in 1985, the Carrefours Career Fair is the flagship career fair for • Full-time Positions: students from all programs across HEC (January). - Available from January (of the following year) HEC MBA Internship Day: MBA-specific event for companies recruiting internship positions (January/ February). - Graduation in June Sector-focused Career Fairs: Events held for companies recruiting or wanting to network with students Availability of January intake: specifically interested in their sectors, including Technology, Life Sciences and Impact, among others • Internships: (November-March). - Summer internships from July to September Region-focused Career Fairs: Events held focused on certain regions, including Germany, China, - Winter internships from January to April (of the following year) Luxembourg and Africa, among others (November-March). •F ull-time Positions: MBA Retail & Luxury Fair: Event held for students specifically interested in Retail and Luxury (March). - Available from April (of the following year) Stand-alone individual presentations: Company presentations can occur anytime from throughout the year. - Graduation in June Career treks: Regional, national and international treks organized throughout the program to give students an insider’s view of companies within a specific sector. Club activities: HEC Paris MBA professional clubs aim to strengthen the relationship between the HEC Paris MBA community and specific sectors. They organize roundtable discussions, evening guest speakers, networking dinners with HEC Paris alumni, and so on. Job/internship postings: Job opportunities can be posted on our careers portal, free of charge. For more information, email mbacareers@hec.fr. “The MBA gave me all the tools I’ve needed–to excel at banking, to launch a VC TIMING AND AVAILABILITY syndicate, and to found two companies.” When can you recruit? Jonathan Paulson, MBA ’18 In principle, recruitment is open year-round, with emphasis on the MBA recruiting cycles (September to Entrepreneur and Associate December for full-time placements and January to April for internships). This is the optimal period, as all Investment Banking, Deutsche Bank participants are on campus, and it fits with most companies’ recruitment schedules. 18 19 HEC PARIS MBA
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