Highest Paid Salary Provider Companies in Bangladesh

Business Habit ⋅ @businesshabit ⋅ Oct 25, 2014

There are many companies in Bangladesh who are providing so much salary to their employees. Mostly Multinational, Bank, pharmaceutical, telecommunication, Industry, IT, and many more sectors. Companies who are providing high salaries in Bangladesh are as follows:

1. Chevron (Petroleum Industry)

2. Unilever Bangladesh (FMCG)

3. Standard Chartered Bank and most of the Banking Industry

4. Nestle Bangladesh (FMCG)

5. Grameenphone Ltd (Telecommunication industry)

6. Ericsson(Telecom service industry)

7. British American Tobacco

8. Coats Bangladesh

9. TÜV SÜD Bangladesh

10. British American Tobacco

There are many more companies and industries in Bangladesh they are doing so but these are more catchy.

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