Visible ICU
March 20th, 2013
Our recruitment website for Visible ICU (Intensive Care Unit) or in our case (Informing Computer Users), has put us on the map for job hunting sites in the medical industry. We transform the invisible in to the visible and enable the entries of applicants, who are specially selected to invigorate the National Health. We start by healing digital media with […]
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Telefonica
February 8th, 2013
Telefonica Digital Careers is now able to register innovative candidates for jobs within the digital sector of telecommunications. This is possible via the recruitment website we developed for them, allowing them to expand ‘beyond connectivity’. We enabled them to meet social needs and their entrepreneurial mandate to be operational by bringing them into the technology age. So from now on […]
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Tips For Students Approaching Design Agencies For Work
August 7th, 2012
Matt Shelley: Senior Designer at Deep Tim Smith: Senior Designer at Deep Q: Is it better to have qualifications or experience, as a student interested in working for a design agency and what should they be? Matt: Design qualifications are important because they reassure companies that you have hopefully reached a certain standard and understanding of what design is, having […]
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Stuck for Staff
June 6th, 2012
Having designed and developed the recruitment website for Stuck For Staff, potential employees have never found greater hope since Pandora’s Box. The bright colours combined with live feed on the site and vocational opportunities, diminish the dreariness of job hunting.
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Welcome to our new Account Manager
March 30th, 2011
Digital Mosaic welcome their newly recruited Account Manager Christina. Due to high demand, the growth of the company has merited expansion. The new addition to the DM team, will be managing several client accounts. Despite the directors being impressed with their recent staff member, they are concerned by the alarming rate at which the biscuits are vanishing from the office. […]
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