KPMG recluta neolaureati per il 2013
Siete laureati in economia, ingegneria, matematica o fisica e volete lavorare nella consulenza aziendale?
KPMG ha da poco aperto il processo di selezione per i graduate 2013.
Se avete un livello avanzato d’inglese e volete candidarvi fatelo ora, il bando chiude a fine agosto se non erro.
- Transactions and Restructuring in London, Newcastle or Leeds
- Management Consulting in London
- Management Consulting Business Technology in London
- Risk Consulting Technology in London and Birmingham
Lo stesso discorso vale per le altre aziende di consulenza piu rinomate:
- Capgemini
- Deloitte
- E&Y
- Accenture
Vi aspetta un lungo form da compilare online, un paio di colloqui telefonici e probabilmente un assessment day o un paio di colloqui dal vivo!
Potete aspettarvi uno stipendio iniziale attorno ai 28k 32k £, non male eh?
Good luck!
Caffè all’estero!
Una guida grafica ai tipi di caffè che troverete ai vari
- caffè nero
- starbucks
- costa
- pret
- eat
- …
Le aziende migliori per cui lavorare
Ogni anno Great Place To Work, un’azienda globale di ricerca, pubblica un’interessante classifica delle aziende migliori per cui poter lavorare.
Ne parla anche il Corriere, ovviamente mettendo in luce la pessima posizione del nostro paese:
“Microsoft miglior posto di lavoro in Europa – Nessuna azienda italiana in classifica“
Berlino in 5 giorni
Come il titolo suggerisce, ecco il report e le impressioni di cinque giorni passati a Berlino, in un caldo weekend di maggio.
Qualche dato su Berlino
3,500,000 abitanti
3950 abitanti / kmq ( Londra 5200, Milano 6850)
Ottima rete di trasporti, oltre ai moderni tram e autobus, da notare la metro che si accede facendo una decina di scalini, senza barriere e controlli.
Ogni venti minuti c’è un treno dall’aeroporto di Schonefeld che vi porta a Alexanderplatz: 3,10€
Vi consiglio la Berlin WelcomeCard: include cartina, mini guida e trasporti inclusi.
Con 31€ potete viaggiare in zona AB per 5 giorni. Continue reading Berlino in 5 giorni
Stipendio da operaio in Germania
Eccovi un video sugli stipendi degli operai in Germania.
Non mi assumo responsabilità sui contenuti, ma nel dubbio condivido!
Intervista #4 – Trake, da Lisbona a Brussells
Back in February 2012 I met my friend Trake in Lisbon, at Royce Gracie Academy, during one of my Jiu Jitsu trips, and since then we kept in touch.
Hello Trake, thanks for accepting this interview, can you tell us something about you? What is your education and your professional path and what lead you to work abroad?
Hello my friend my name is Stavros Maniateas, I am coming from Greece. I have a BSc in Computer Information Systems and an MBA(Master in Business Administration). Continue reading Intervista #4 – Trake, da Lisbona a Brussells
Capire gli inglesi
La cultura anglosassone presenta sostanziali differenze rispetto alla nostra, un caso interessante è l’ambiguità di certe frasi e come spesso hanno un significato diametricamente opposto da quello letterale!
Se siete interessati e volete sapere di più vi consiglio di leggere:
Pubblicato nel 2005, descrive le regole e i pattern comportamentali alla base dei rapporti sociali e della comunicazione nella società inglese.
Stop reading Facebook and read this!
Il titolo di questo articolo è l’oggetto della email che ho ricevuto 2 giorni fa.
Secondo voi di cosa si trattava? spam o pubblicità invasiva, vero?
Sbagliato!
Era un reclutatore che per uscire dagli schemi ha deciso di mandare una mass email a tutti i suoi contatti con un titolo piuttosto originale.
Devo ammettere che l’effetto sorpresa c’è stato, e anche per questo ho deciso di condividerlo!
Hey there!
Boring day at the office? Wouldn’t you rather be working with an exciting young web apps firm on a company-making, nationwide project??
My client seeks a PHP web applications developer, […].
A salary of up to £45k is on offer for this position, along with additional benefits which I’ll outline to you when you pick up the phone and call me!
Warm regards,
Per motivi di privacy non posso pubblicare l’annuncio completo, se qualcuno di voi fosse interessato a questa posizione postata il 16/5 scrivetemi pure.
99 motivi per vivere a Londra
1. You feel really smooth when you use your Oyster
2. You WILL bump into people more than you think…
3. …and when you do it feels like the greatest thing ever
4. When you understand the tube map you’ll realise how painfully simple it is
5. Everyone knows someone who lives there
6. Online dating is totally acceptable
7. No matter what you want to do with your career, you can do it in London
8. The Natural History Museum is totally free
9. As is the Science Museum
10. And the British Musem
11. And the Tate
12. And the Tate Modern
13. OK, naming all of them would probably be cheating – but there are a whole world of free galleries and museums
14. There are 4500 pubs & bars
15. Sitting in the park on a summer’s day
16. You don’t have to be nice to strangers
17. There are hundreds of thousands of single people
18. You see famous people all the time
19. You feel really smug when you go back home and tell your friends about London life
20. It’s one of the most ethnically diverse cities in the world
21. Whatever type of food you want, you’ll find it
22. Your commute will take you past some of the most famous landmarks in the world
23. It rains a lot less than it does in the north
24. The view from Waterloo bridge looking east
25. The view from Waterloo bridge looking west
26. Drinking by the Thames
27. Yes, it’s more expensive, but you’ll earn more there than anywhere else
28. Topshop on Oxford Street
29. Westfield Stratford is the largest urban shopping centre in the EU
30. The Olympics showed that all Londoners can be nice when they want to be
31. Miss the countryside? There are urban farms
32. Once you know you way around there is no greater feeling than a tourist asking you for directions and you actually knowing the answer
33. The fancy double doors on the Jubilee Line
34. Markets. So many markets
35. London gets less rain per year than anywhere else in the UK – just 700mm, compared to 1200mm in Cardiff
36. People who live in London live 5 years longer than the national average
37. Every band who tours plays in London
38. You can just hop on a train to Paris when you get bored
39. It’s home to some of the most famous sporting venues in the world – Wembley, Twickenham, Lords, Wimbledon…
40. Home is always just a few hours away
41. You can never be bored with TimeOut telling you what to do
42. Nightbuses. You can always get home thanks to nightbuses
43. The top deck on nightbuses: the party continues
44. Stunning views from The Shard, The London Eye and Primrose Hill
45. EVERYONE goes for drinks after work
46. You can always drink without worrying about how you’re going to get home. NO ONE drives
47. Want to still feel like a student? Move to Clapham
48. Infernos
49. When it rains it never lasts that long
50. Running along the river makes running much less depressing
51. When you watch the Apprentice you’ll be able to recognise everywhere they go
52. If leaving uni is making you feel old, moving to London will make you feel young again
53. There are a seemingly endless number of high-end burger restaurants
54. Getting angry at tourists who are getting in your way is weirdly liberating
55. Boris
56. Curries on Brick Lane
57. Laughing at the word ‘Cockfosters’
58. In depth conversations with taxi drivers
59. Warehouse parties where no one looks twice if you enter wearing a horse’s head
60. You’re always going to meet someone who is stranger than you
61. Free gigs – up and coming bands that can either be sh*t or become mega superstars
62. Sample sales
63. Vintage markets
64. Boris bikes
65. There are endless exercise fads for people who hate the gym – e.g. sober disco dancing
66. It’s a great place to be single
67. It’s a great place to be in a relationship
68. Musicals
69. Fringe theatre/ performance art: where else can you see a woman crack an egg using her lady parts? OK, maybe Bangkok.
70. When you live here, you can do all the tourist things during off-peak times
71. Retrace favourite film character’s steps: Notting Hill, 28 Days Later, Harry Potter…
72. Christmas markets the size of your uni town
73. Top hairdressing schools = free hair cuts galore
74. Book exchanges = free books
75. People back home will think you’re really tough for living in London
76. Museum Lates – you can get drunk AND learn
77. Zoo Lates – you can get drunk AND look at animals
78. You can watch a play at the Globe for a fiver
79. There’s always a house party
80. There’s always an after party
81. There’s always a new street, a new park , a new pub to discover
82. Love hipsters? East London is your Mecca
83. Hate hipsters? Move to South London. They’re too scared to cross the river
84. When friends visit you feel really smug about how scared they are
85. The Queen lives here
86. You’ll almost certainly bump into Prince Harry on a night out
87. When you leave work your town is coming alive not winding down
88. There are outdoor swimming pools all over the city
89. Fourteen-and-a-half million tourists visited London in 2010, ranking London the most visited of all European cities. They can’t all be wrong
90. Wherever you go on holiday it will feel cheap by comparison
91. We have buildings called things like the Gherkin, the Shard, the Cheesegrater and the Walkie Talkie
92. The circle line pub crawl has 27 pubs
93. We throw a great party…
94. You’ll fall in love on the tube around 17 times a day
95. Everyone passes through London at some point, so you don’t have to visit anyone
96. You can go out on any night of the week
97. In the summer it’s always hotter in London than anywhere else in the country
98. There are more hot people here than anywhere else
99. There are a LOT of airports if you need to get away
Reference: studentsbean