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The Top Employers Oxbridge Students Careers Survey 2008-9
Seven Surprises about Oxbridge Job Candidates September 2008
Another revealing question put to the students was how long they expected to spend in their first job.
The general take-away points are that Oxbridge students have long term career goals, they have expectations of stable employment without quick rotations - but not jobs for life. The undergrads are typically either open minded or looking at 4 years plus for their first job. ![]()
The consumer goods, healthcare & pharmaceuticals, law and public services are all perceived as longer term prospects. Faster moving sectors are perceived to be accountancy, consulting and technology & telecoms. Given that accountants typically qualify after their first two years at a firm, it is after this period that they may become tempted by a move elsewhere.
Recruiter Analysis: The appetite for medium-term career prospects indicates that a happy medium should be found between selling jobs for life vs. selling "initial rung up the ladder" prospects.
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