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ARTICLE · 26 OCTOBER 2013

The Student Recruitment Autumn Roadtrip: Part Two

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One of the juggling acts of 'busy season' is hosting events at universities and schools across the country, while simultaneously reviewing applications and moving candidates through the selection process as quickly and efficiently as we can.

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Rob Fryer
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One of the juggling acts of 'busy season' is hosting events at universities and schools across the country, while simultaneously reviewing applications and moving candidates through the selection process as quickly and efficiently as we can. To date we have made close to 400 offers for graduate roles starting in September 2014. A great start to the year and testament to the team's commitment and organisation. Only another 600 or so to go.

The variety of activities across marketing and selection is what attracts us to - and keeps so many of us engaged with - our jobs. We have an extraordinary breadth of opportunities on offer - from surveyors to IT programmers and strategy consultants to Bulgarian speakers - and locations from Aberdeen to Belfast to Jersey to Cambridge to many others. Each programme, office and team have their own unique their unique selling points. With so many opportunities and so many different types of candidate, little wonder there are so many

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