Have you considered working for a small business, an SME, (a small or medium sized enterprise)? Competition to gain a place on a graduate scheme can be intense, the most oversubscribed jobs see more than 100 applicants applying for each vacancy. It’s a different story with SMEs, so what do you need to know if … Continue reading
John Bond, Warwick Graduate, co-founder of whitefox and former MD at HarperCollins visited Warwick earlier this year to talk with students attending a LitBiz event. The title of this blog is shamelessly taken from Mike Shatzkin via John as it offers a new way of looking at a career area which remains incredibly popular, particularly with arts students. Continue reading
I was going to write this as one big post, but decided the key messages might get lost so this is part one of two blogs on the theme of helping yourself. Today’s post is going to look at the help available from all of the team here in Student Careers & Skills and part … Continue reading
University is a time for studying, socialising and learning, but it is also a great time to tune into your innovative, entrepreneurial side. With so many resources, contacts and knowledge around you, you can make the most of this unique time in your life and use it for your business benefit. Anna Pitts, Marketing Assistant and Online … Continue reading
Warwick graduate Mahdi Shariff talks about the (career) path less travelled – entrepreneurship… With a tough job market and tuition fee rises for higher education, the options for a fresh graduate seem to be narrowing; don’t assume, however, that your options are confined to Milkround.com. An alternative – but frequently overlooked – career path is … Continue reading
