The rates of pay are good too, amongst
established graduate recruiters, with almost 60 % of them paying between $ 1400 and $ 1800 a month.
Not exact matches
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Established in 2006, Frank Recruitment Group is one of the fastest growing recruitment companies in the world.
Established by two
graduates in 1997, GRB's experts have helped and placed over 600,000 students and
graduates with FTSE 250 and fast - growing
recruiters in all sectors across the world.
Graduate recruiters will seek to
establish whether candidates have the commercial awareness that is a fundamental aspect of enterprise skills by asking interview questions that test market knowledge.
We are looking for a bright and motivated
graduate to join a well -
established Specialist
Recruiter.
Established by two Business
graduates in 1996, GRB's super
recruiters have helped or placed over 600,000 students and
graduates start their career with FTSE250 and fast growing SME
recruiters in all industries across the world.
Aspire, formerly The
Graduate Recruitment Company, were
established in 1993 and are the UK's leading
recruiter of
graduates, specialising in the media and marketing communications industry.
One notable example being that of a certain Yale
Graduate in real life who wished to sashay into a high profile Investment banking job with a video resume that went overboard in its attempt to
establish him as the perfect candidate — but ended up at somewhat of a joke, as well being a cautionary tale of what not to try while looking to garner the attention of the HR managers and
recruiters in a subtly professional manner.