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Our Top 10 Top Posts December 30, 2011

Posted by Andrew Falconer in : Languages, Law, Marketing, Marketing, Advertising & PR, Media, advertising and PR, arts administration, career profiles, city jobs, civil service, diversity, employability and skills, entrepreneurship , trackback

From creative CVs to interviewers wearing pjyamas, this blog has covered them all this year. When we write these posts we think about our target audience of University of London students, but are mindful that people all over the world access these pages and may need different things.

Many of the ideas for posts come from conversations with students. Issues such as being put off during a Skype interview because the interviewer was sitting on a bed in a hotel room wearing boxer shorts. Or navigating the graduate job market with a lower degree result than you were hoping for. Other posts come from campus workshops we facilitate, including my interest in LinkedIn and social media as a career development tool.

Whilst most of the (unpublished) comments are offering cheap viagra, instant Facebook fans or very personal cosmetic surgery, others have provided genuine debate on the issues. It’s nice to get comments and to be able to respond to such queries.

So here is our Top Ten Top Posts of 2011 based on readership, with a bonus 11 and 12 thrown in as a holiday special. Have a great New Year!

Internships in Europe with the Leonardo da Vinci programme
Creative CVs for creative jobs – inspiring examples
“Testing Testing” – BBC Production Trainee Scheme Presentation
Your results – what next?
Top 5 Creative CVs
LinkedIn: Why bother?
We’re back with news on Internships
Commercial Awareness
Roles in publishing – video profiles
The rise of the non-geeky scientist
Fancy working in Singapore?
Job Hunting – where to start

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