Tesco open 2 more grad schemes
Tesco is investing in graduate recruitment by increasing the number of graduate schemes from 15 to…er…17. No: its good news. The two new graduate schemes in telecoms and environmental engineering compliment schemes already in place such as property, merchandising and store management. The firm has taken on 191 graduates this ...
Monday, September 21st, 2009
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Uk Start-up floats for £200m - look to SMEs!
What were you doing 8 years ago? I was discovering the true costs of rhinoplasty on the then Mrs Hanson and went to a memorable swimming gala at Michael Barrymore’s. Young Matthew Riley set a telecoms business in his garage with two other staff, and this week launched Daisy Communications ...
Wednesday, July 22nd, 2009
Tags: graduate opportunities in the hidden job market, telecoms careers, Working for SMEs
What were you doing 8 years ago? I was discovering the true costs of rhinoplasty on the then Mrs Hanson and went to a memorable swimming gala at Michael Barrymore’s. Young Matthew Riley set a telecoms business in his garage with two other staff, and this week launched Daisy Communications ...
Wednesday, July 22nd, 2009
Tags: graduate opportunities in the hidden job market, telecoms careers, Working for SMEs
Drinking at Work
I’ve been known to sink one or twelve in my day, but never have I seen a chart of the hardest drinking industries, that was until today. It seems the surveying masterminds over at YouGov (where you can also earn money for taking surveys) had a bit of spare time ...
Monday, June 1st, 2009
Tags: alcohol, drinking, Estate Agents, Finance, Insurance, IT, media
I’ve been known to sink one or twelve in my day, but never have I seen a chart of the hardest drinking industries, that was until today. It seems the surveying masterminds over at YouGov (where you can also earn money for taking surveys) had a bit of spare time ...
Monday, June 1st, 2009
Tags: alcohol, drinking, Estate Agents, Finance, Insurance, IT, media
Typing is good
Once upon a time in an office far, far away an essential employment skill thought to be tying ones shoe laces or the ability to where your bowler hat at a jaunty angle, but times have changed. It appears that employers no longer look at these skills as they once ...
Wednesday, May 20th, 2009
Tags: essential skills, touch typing, Training
Once upon a time in an office far, far away an essential employment skill thought to be tying ones shoe laces or the ability to where your bowler hat at a jaunty angle, but times have changed. It appears that employers no longer look at these skills as they once ...
Wednesday, May 20th, 2009
Tags: essential skills, touch typing, Training
We know where the grad jobs are!
The good people at Talent Q have been making themselves busy by having a nose around the recruitment plans of many employers following the news that the Association of Graduate Recruiters (AGR) are predicting a 5% decrease in graduate jobs for the first time in 6 years. So the talented ...
Monday, May 18th, 2009
Tags: Careers, Graduate jobs, vacancies
The good people at Talent Q have been making themselves busy by having a nose around the recruitment plans of many employers following the news that the Association of Graduate Recruiters (AGR) are predicting a 5% decrease in graduate jobs for the first time in 6 years. So the talented ...
Monday, May 18th, 2009
Tags: Careers, Graduate jobs, vacancies
New Rich List shows credit crunch has hit us all
Good news stories are few and far between right now: Citigroup has made a profit; Morrison’s coffers are up 7%; and (given our love of watching the mighty fall) the number of billionaires on earth has fallen by 30%! It’s the first time the billionaire’s club has shrunk in size ...
Thursday, March 12th, 2009
Tags: entrepreneurs, Forbes Rich List 2009, making money, Publishing
Good news stories are few and far between right now: Citigroup has made a profit; Morrison’s coffers are up 7%; and (given our love of watching the mighty fall) the number of billionaires on earth has fallen by 30%! It’s the first time the billionaire’s club has shrunk in size ...
Thursday, March 12th, 2009
Tags: entrepreneurs, Forbes Rich List 2009, making money, Publishing
MP Patricia Hewitt joins board of BT bosses
Dope-smoking former Secretary of State for both Trade and Health, Patricia Hewitt is join BT as a non-exec director later this month, managing to boost the cash in her house by £60K while muddying the water between politics and business. The move is all the more bizarre as Hewitt was ...
Thursday, March 13th, 2008
Tags: BT, Non-Exec, Patricia Hewitt
Dope-smoking former Secretary of State for both Trade and Health, Patricia Hewitt is join BT as a non-exec director later this month, managing to boost the cash in her house by £60K while muddying the water between politics and business. The move is all the more bizarre as Hewitt was ...
Thursday, March 13th, 2008
Tags: BT, Non-Exec, Patricia Hewitt
O2 to reluctantly say goodbye to boss man Erskine
No! Our favourite telecomms chief Peter Erskine (who looks like drummer Peter Erskine) is to step down as CEO of O2 after turning the business round after nearly a decade in charge. The firm has come a long way from its akward dermerger from BT (Cellnet) to its £18bn takeover ...
Friday, November 30th, 2007
Tags: Boss, Communications, Money money money, Rewards
No! Our favourite telecomms chief Peter Erskine (who looks like drummer Peter Erskine) is to step down as CEO of O2 after turning the business round after nearly a decade in charge. The firm has come a long way from its akward dermerger from BT (Cellnet) to its £18bn takeover ...
Friday, November 30th, 2007
Tags: Boss, Communications, Money money money, Rewards
“Softness” means hard times at Alcatel
French telecoms group Alcatel-Lucent is aiming to reduce costs by £278m and the 12,500 job cuts announced last February looked set to do that. But a sharp dip in its third-quarter results means the axe is falling further with a further 4,000 jobs to go by 2009. CEO Patricia Russo ...
Wednesday, October 31st, 2007
Tags: Communications; France, Firing
French telecoms group Alcatel-Lucent is aiming to reduce costs by £278m and the 12,500 job cuts announced last February looked set to do that. But a sharp dip in its third-quarter results means the axe is falling further with a further 4,000 jobs to go by 2009. CEO Patricia Russo ...
Wednesday, October 31st, 2007
Tags: Communications; France, Firing
Ericsson CFO falls on his sword
The Chief Financial Officer of Swedish telecoms group Ericsson, Karl-Henrik Sundstrom has quit has shares in the group tumbled 30% last week. Sales and cash flow at the firm are reportedly lower than expected. The firm admits to mis-judging the market - expecting an increase in network upgrades which didn't ...
Friday, October 26th, 2007
Tags: Communications, Mobile, Sweden
The Chief Financial Officer of Swedish telecoms group Ericsson, Karl-Henrik Sundstrom has quit has shares in the group tumbled 30% last week. Sales and cash flow at the firm are reportedly lower than expected. The firm admits to mis-judging the market - expecting an increase in network upgrades which didn't ...
Friday, October 26th, 2007
Tags: Communications, Mobile, Sweden
Lewis Hamilton of mobile market joins Orange
Orange has been seen as loosing a bit of it's "va va voom" and so supporters welcome the hiring of marketing savvy Tom Alexander as new CEO from December. The French owned group has been losing ground to O2 and Vodafone despite getting better at competing on price. Alexander left ...
Tuesday, October 23rd, 2007
Tags: Mobile, new boss, Orange, Phones
Orange has been seen as loosing a bit of it's "va va voom" and so supporters welcome the hiring of marketing savvy Tom Alexander as new CEO from December. The French owned group has been losing ground to O2 and Vodafone despite getting better at competing on price. Alexander left ...
Tuesday, October 23rd, 2007
Tags: Mobile, new boss, Orange, Phones
Social networking grows up
MySpace users will soon be able to make free telephone calls to each other through a deal with the internet telecoms specialist Skype. Good news for MySpace owner Murdoch and Skype's owner, eBay, both of which are under pressure to show that they can make money out of huge on-line ...
Friday, October 19th, 2007
MySpace users will soon be able to make free telephone calls to each other through a deal with the internet telecoms specialist Skype. Good news for MySpace owner Murdoch and Skype's owner, eBay, both of which are under pressure to show that they can make money out of huge on-line ...
Friday, October 19th, 2007
Helu Sailor!
At $59bn, Fortune magazine has named laugh-a-minute Mexican telecoms magnate Carlos "Slim" Helu the world's richest man - overtaking Bill Gates who's held the title for over a decade. The 67 year-old has three (hopefully ugly and boring) sons; loves cigars; collects art; and even built a Mexico City museum ...
Wednesday, August 8th, 2007
At $59bn, Fortune magazine has named laugh-a-minute Mexican telecoms magnate Carlos "Slim" Helu the world's richest man - overtaking Bill Gates who's held the title for over a decade. The 67 year-old has three (hopefully ugly and boring) sons; loves cigars; collects art; and even built a Mexico City museum ...
Wednesday, August 8th, 2007
