Like blowing things up but feel like marketing might be a safer career choice? Here's our take on the awesome office jobs open to Physics grads.

In honour of the summer we have collated a list of our favourite brands delivering frozen salvation to the sweltering masses!

Is Pinterest lucrative enough to dedicate a marketing strategy to it? More so than you'd think. An international userbase and high conversion rates are in store.

You’ve just graduated. Congratulations! But sadly, starting your search for serious employment can seem a little daunting. Luckily, we can help.

There is a definite question being raised nowadays about whether it is ever appropriate to use emojis in work emails. And if it’s OK to use them at work, then how about in a job application?

LinkedIn is a rare breed of social media that nobody seems to understand until after they graduate. Once you have passed all your final exams and moved out of your student house it might be time to blow the cobwebs off your LinkedIn profile and start using it properly.

Innovate Finance's Head of Policy and Regulation, Dan Morgan, explains why FinTech must be on your watchlist of exciting new sectors to explore.

Forget everything you’ve ever heard about a role in customer service. The world is changing. Customer service is the latest role to be redefined into something that people are competing furiously to land a job in.

If you have secured your first graduate job in London, then congratulations! You might be expecting life in London to be hectic and a bit of a whirlwind at first, but have you considered your commute?

We asked some of the grads on our books: what was the weirdest or funniest interview experience you ever had? The answers were hilarious (and sometimes downright worrying). Here are some of our favourites!

Working with dedicated recruiters can be the ticket to getting in front of hiring managers at interesting companies, because they are dedicated to spotting talent in people and matching them with suitable roles.

There are a few factors that can mean you hit a bit of a roadblock after graduation. The sudden lack of structure and deadlines combined with career pressure either from family or your own motivation to do well can start to have a negative effect on your mental health.

Starting a graduate job is often a shock to the system. After years of living via your own personal body clock and using the library from midday until 2am simply because it suits your mood, strict working hours can make productivity feel elusive.
