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  • UK staff 'would go the extra mile'
    02/02/2012
    The vast majority of UK workers would illustrate their loyalty to their employer by "going the extra mile", according to a new poll of the nation's staff.
  • Employee engagement 'a key concern' in 2012
    01/02/2012
    One of the main concerns among the nation's managers this year will be ensuring that staff are engaged with benefits programmes in order to boost worker retention, a new report has discovered.
  • Middle managers 'should not be forgotten'
    27/01/2012
    Companies need to avoid falling into the trap of ignoring the contribution that middle managers make to a business, one sector body has claimed.
  • Attitude 'a big factor' in recruitment
    25/01/2012
    The attitude of a job candidate remains a major factor in them gaining employment or not, one expert has noted.
  • Talking 'still the best form of communication'
    24/01/2012
    The best way for managers to communicate with their staff is still through talking, despite the rapid rise of email and other forms of technology, one expert has noted.

Technology sector 'holds some of the hottest graduate sales vacancies'

Technology jobs such as mechanical engineering vacancies are among the hottest sectors for graduate candidates, new research suggests.

A survey by Talent Q has found that 45 per cent of employers admit that they have changed what they are looking for in people applying for sales jobs since the onset of the recession, Onrec.com reports.

More than half of organisations in the information technology and communications sector stated that they would be investing in more talent management activities such as graduate sales job recruitment.

Dr Alan Bourne, director of Talent Q, claims that it is utilities and technology firms that are offering university leavers the most potential.

He states: "Over half of respondents within these sectors have stated that they are committed to identifying high performing individuals, despite the external environment."

Recently, chairman of The Recruitment Society Steve Huxham claimed that there are still sales jobs available despite the economic downturn, as many vacancies have different requirements than those the job market can easily fill.

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Filed: 20-05-2009

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