Quote of the Week W/E 15 November 2013 November 16, 2013
Posted by Audit Monkey in Quote of the Week.Tags: Internal Audit recruitment, Quote of the Week, recruitment consultants
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We haven’t had a ‘quote of the week’ for sometime, so without further ado.
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Another Electronic Rejection September 16, 2013
Posted by Audit Monkey in Working Life in Britain.Tags: electronic rejection letter, Internal Audit recruitment, job applications
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I have received another electronic rejection letter. Slightly surprised but never mind. I’ve reproduced here with one minor literary adjustment.
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Quote of the Week – W/E 14 September 2012 September 13, 2012
Posted by Audit Monkey in The Joy & Pain of Internal Audit.Tags: Big 4 recruitment, Internal Audit recruitment, job hunting, Quote of the Week
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This week’s quote comes from my favourite source, a recruitment consultant. I say recruitment consultant in the loosest of terms. First a revelation. I’ve spent some time in a Big 4 accountancy firm. I wouldn’t say it was a bowl of cherries and that my colleagues’ cup runneth over.
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Recruitment Rant – Part 3 August 29, 2012
Posted by Audit Monkey in The Joy & Pain of Internal Audit, Working Life in Britain.Tags: Internal Audit recruitment, job hunting, recruitment, recruitment consultants, Working Life in Britain
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The last recruitment consultant rant hasn’t yielded any reader comments, so this will be the last Recruitment Consultant rant, period. The swansong, the final word, the final whinge…until the next time.
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Recruitment Rant – Part 2 August 26, 2012
Posted by Audit Monkey in The Joy & Pain of Internal Audit, Working Life in Britain.Tags: AML, fraud, identity theft, Internal Audit recruitment, job hunting, KYC, password controls, passwords, recruitment agencies
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And I’ll tell you what else is bugging me in the latest twist in the ‘modernisation’ of the recruitment industry – ‘self-serve registration’. I’ve applied for a couple of roles via gaapweb and I’ve been asked by the recruitment agency to register via the firm’s website-portal thingyamabob. And of course, I’ve been supplied with a user name and a password.
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