The medium-sized, family-run company is once again in the top league, directly behind two major international companies in the industry.
The company scored particularly well with its casual lifestyle brand in the categories ‘Social responsibility’ and ‘Has/sells attractive products’, landing in first place in each case. Marc O'Polo was able to maintain its 2nd place from last year in the categories ‘Good working atmosphere’, ‘Good work-life balance’ and ‘Flexibility in working hours and location’. The company made a particularly big leap forward in terms of employer awareness, moving up from 8th place to 3rd place this year.
But Marc O'Polo also performs well in all other categories, such as further training opportunities, job security and future security, and is in the top 10.
More than 6,000 graduates, young professionals and professionals took part in this year's survey and rated 42 companies in the German fashion landscape. The TW study is one of the most important indicators in the fashion industry and has a high impact on both potential candidates and partners.