RECRUITER Q&AS

JPMorgan's High-Touch Approach

The I-banking operation identifies campus talent quickly, and has a Teach for American partnership, says the head of recruiting and training

Goldman: An Open Mind on Recruiting

Liberal arts major? We don't mind, says campus recruiter Janet Raiffa. Interests can be just as important as financial skills in hiring

Are You Fit for the FBI?

The bureau is a favorite place for business majors to work. But if you want to be a special agent, you have to pass a demanding fitness test

Checking Into the Hotel Industry

A career at Hyatt Hotels includes mobility, competitive salaries, advancement—and free hotel rooms

Big Blue on Campus

IBM's undergraduate recruiting aims to draw in students who have technical expertise as well as core business skills

Helping CPAs Get a Life

PricewaterhouseCoopers' recruiting efforts take into account recent college grads' desires for a better work-life balance

Bubbling Over at Gap

Recruiter Kate Aiken says enthusiasm is one of the chief traits she looks for in those seeking a job at the California-based clothing retailer

Peace Corps Slots in High Demand

The agency is a popular destination for business majors looking to make a difference in the world—and on their career journeys

Googling for a Gig

A recruiter at the Internet company whose name is synonymous with search says that working there isn't the same as surfing there—even if you can do both in flip-flops

In the Game at L’Oreal

The cosmetics company is using campus strategy games to size up potential talent for recruitment

Enterprise's Virtual MBA

The rental-car company offers interns exposure to all areas of its business -- with impressive results

Advancing at Vanguard

The company's senior manager of employment says there's a world of opportunities at the financial-services firm

Hiring on a Case-by-Case Basis

Bain & Company prizes the ability to solve problems. "Leave your frameworks at the door," partner Chris Bierly advises potential recruits

Buying Into the State Dept. Lifestyle

A career as a civil servant is much more than just another job, says recruitment director Diane Castiglione

Courting Creativity at Disney

The entertainment company tops our survey as an entry-level employer. But don't expect the typical structured corporate environment

A Local Focus For athenaHealth

When the Massachusetts-based outfit recruits, candidates who don't balk at new ideas top the list, explains Jeremy Trelstad

The Case for Boston Consulting

The firm is looking for high-quality generalists willing to work a 50 to 60 hour week, says the manager of associate recruiting

 
 
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