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Date 18 June 2014
Recognising the need to bring new talent into our business Capacitas has had an active graduate recruitment programme since 2007. This focus on recruiting graduates has recently resulted in Capacitas being awarded the Best Company for Graduates to work for in 2014/15 by The JobCrowd. Capacitas received two awards this year: best company in the IT Service & IT Consulting sector to work for, and best company overall*.
We are very proud to lead the list of the top 100 companies as it contains many larger businesses, such as Mars, Philips UK, Microsoft, TUI Travel, InterContinental Hotels, Marsh, Johnson & Johnson, 3M, FirstGroup, Sophos, Thomson Reuters, Kingfisher, Telegraph Media Group, Taylor Wimpey, Rentokil Initial and Volkswagen Group.
There are several reasons for our success with recruiting graduates:
- we select good people to recruit;
- we offer them diverse and challenging work;
- we support them with training and mentoring; and
- we reward them well.
By investing in graduates and helping them grow, they've helped us grow our business into the success it is today.
For more information on current opportunities to join an award-winning business that is a great place to work then please see our website. Feedback from our graduates about working with us can be found on the JobCrowd’s website here.
*for companies recruiting less than 30 graduates per year
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