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As a Graduate Recruitment Consultant at Give a Grad a Go, I connect graduates with companies looking to hire in both the UK and internationally.

My area of expertise

The role of a Graduate Recruitment Consultant is exciting and varied. I predominantly specialise in sourcing top talent and matching them with a consultant that can help grow their dream career. It’s a highly social and rewarding role, seeing me regularly engage with skilled graduates from a variety of backgrounds.

Why I chose to work at Give a Grad a Go

Give a Grad a Go is a breath of fresh air in the recruitment space, built off a culture of hard work, honesty and support. The people are lovely, the offices are vibrant, and the work is rewarding in a number of ways. From my first conversation with GAGAGO, I was determined to land the role!

The worst job I’ve had

I have had a number of mildly traumatising job roles, but the true height of horror was my time spent clad in a hazmat suit during the COVID-19 pandemic. Working as a laboratory technician in an overly toasty lab, the fashionable yet unbreathable hazmat suit (whilst protecting me from the hundreds of slightly dribbled on COVID swabs I was basking in) was ill-suited to the subtropical climate. Kept the suit for beach days/Halloween. 

💼 I am managing these jobs

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IT Support Analyst
Global tech giant Farringdon, London £33,000 per year
Clear diversity policy
Clear progression plan
Company sports teams
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Credit Risk Analyst
International energy firm Bank, London £28,000 - £30,000 per year
Bonus opportunities
Clear progression plan
Life insurance
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PR Account Executive
Award-winning PR agency Holborn, London £27,000 per year
Bonus opportunities
Casual work attire
Clear diversity policy
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Customer Service Executive
Innovative fashion brand Kings Cross, London £26,000 per year
Bonus opportunities
Casual work attire
Clear progression plan