Recently whilst hunting around for internships, calling companies and chatting to those who work there.
First Location : Where are you studying?
Second Location : Where are you from?
Third Location : Where the business is based?
Answers :
1. University of Central Lancashire ( Preston )
2. Worcester (Midlands)
3. Anywhere in the UK
For any graduates currently job hunting, trying to get a job in current climate is extremely difficult. Causing many students to apply for jobs across the country. Although London is popular with many graduates ( Just something about the "big smoke" ) now companies across the UK can expect to hear from everyone, not just the locals.
Key thing with any application is to make sure its tailored to the company. Does that also mean altering your location?
Where everything is online, we can contact across the globe in seconds (thank you worldwide web) we still tend to stick close to home or where we know. There are many rumours of a north south divide when it comes to employment, but there is probably still stereotypes that run around europe as well.
We all know how importance location is to ensuring your business has best chance of success. Should we also consider our location when it comes to launching ourself as a product to the employers of the market?
That's it from me for now
Amy
@MissAJBurton
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