Graduate strategies for the new world order

  The "umpteenth" (twentieth) event in SAS' graduate recruitment knowledge-sharing breakfast series examined the need for urgent changes to graduate recruitment thinking and activity in the light of the credit crunch, including the need to embrace new marketing methods and media channels. Held at London's Andaz Hotel on Thursday...

Thursday, 11 December 2008

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Graduate strategies for the new world order

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