The Problem with the Consulting Recruiting Process

from Kevin Joncast · host Kevin Jon

Consulting firms usually have a highly efficient and standardized recruitement-process, with which they are able to find the young talents they need and recruite them straight out of university. With new technologies today it's possible to use way more innovative recruiting-ways. But Consulting firms still often rely on theire traditional recruiting ways. Rejected by all management consulting firms! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJwLl... Cheers Kevin Jon

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