Meet the Recruiter
This section aims to dissect that most-powerful personality, the graduate recruiter. We have – on your behalf – cut them open, rummaged around in their insides and examined what makes them tick. The resulting profiles are a great way for you to get a sense of the men and women who have the ability to welcome you to the profession with open arms or close the proverbial door in your face.
This week's featured recruiter
Dentons
- Alex Mundy
Although very new to the job at Dentons, Alex Mundy has heaps of graduate recruitment experience and advice on how to impress (and what to avoid). Read on for her pearls of wisdom.
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Irwin Mitchell
- Helen Cannon
In a parallel universe Helen Cannon would be sailing on the Caribbean, but fortunately for us she is at the helm of Irwin Mitchell’s graduate recruitment team, navigating a successful career course for applicants and trainees. Read on for her advice!
Read profile »Norton Rose
- Caroline Lindner
Caroline Lindner discusses the best way to approach law fairs and the upcoming merger which all aspiring trainees should know about; read on for more insider tips.
Read profile »Hill Dickinson LLP
- Jen Reed
Jen Reed of Hill Dickinson emphasises the importance of consistently good grades and doing your research; heed her advice! Read on for more gems (as well as discovering her predilection for tapas and Fleetwood Mac).
Read profile »Mayer Brown International LLP
- Caroline Sarson
An aversion to gore halted early ambitions to examine crime scenes, but Caroline Sarson is a blood hound when it comes to unearthing legal talent. Here she reveals how to make a killing in a City law career.
Read profile »Stephenson Harwood LLP
- Katy Crosse
If you ever see a hit novel about fondant fancies displayed in WHSmith, it'll be by Katy Crosse, SH's graduate recruitment assistant. In the meantime, read her wise words on getting ahead in law.
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