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Conway Consulting
Average start time: 8:30
Average end time: 18:00
Average number of working hours: 9.5
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Application Advice:
Outline relevant people facing experience.
Interview Advice:
Be keen and ask lots of questions. Your day will involve speaking with lots of different people so you will need to appear upbeat and confident.
Operations Officer, at Conway ConsultingRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Be yourself, it is important to be good at building relationships with new people.
Interview Advice:
Dress smart, if you're successful you will be client facing so it's important to look the part.
Consultant, at Conway ConsultingRead the full review »
Application Advice:
The company appreciates your personal attributes in addition to being motived, so show that you are an all-rounder.
Executive Search Analyst, at Conway ConsultingRead the full review »
Application Advice:
You need to be comfortable on the phone and a good communicator.
Interview Advice:
Know your interests and your CV very well.
Consultant, Management Consulting at Conway ConsultingRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Be able to work autonomously.
Interview Advice:
Be personable and enthusiasm .
Consultant, at Conway ConsultingRead the full review »
Interview Advice:
Be genuine. Understand where you want to be going and be ambitious.
Consultant, at Conway ConsultingRead the full review »
Application Advice:
The job is all about being able to communicate (both verbally and written communication), so ensuring that your initial introduction and cover letter is well-written, demonstrates passion and says something interesting about yourself is vital.
Interview Advice:
Ensure that you have a clear understanding about why Conway is the right career move for you, and how you see yourself building a long-term career with the company. Conway are looking to build for the future, so demonstrating a desire to grow with the company and help it achieve its goals will go a long way.
Consultant, at Conway ConsultingRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Prepare your CV really well- recruiters look at them all day, so make sure it's a good effort.
Interview Advice:
Make sure your personality comes across in the interview. This is a small team, so we are looking for people who will make a good contribution.
Consultant, at Conway ConsultingRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Do your research, make sure you're aware of the companies that we recruit for and how they are positioned in the market. The key to this role is communications, the skills for which you have probably acquired in everything you've done, so really think about that, and how you can transfer them.
Interview Advice:
Be yourself! And be friendly. Be interested, not just in the company, but show that you have other passions. Conway Consulting is all about nice bright people, so show that you are just that.
Analyst, Management Consultancy at Conway ConsultingRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Write a clear and concise CV which tells us about yourself. We offer an extensive amount of training so we will give you the subject matter expertise. What we want are people who are eager to develop a career in offering expert advice to top tier candidates and clients.
Interview Advice:
Be yourself and be open about yourself and your likes and dislikes. Very easy and write thing to say but is the best way to impress. We are not expecting graduates to have comprehensive experience so we look to hire social individuals who will add to the diverse office culture and be eager to learn and develop.
Managing Consultant, at Conway ConsultingRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Be confident and friendly. Our role is client facing and our team is (at the moment) quite small, it's essential that you can get on with everybody. As a team we are very diverse and it works well, so be yourself and know what you are looking to get from the role and a career. You have to believe in our company and our ethos, if you don't have the same enthusiasm and determination it will soon show.
Interview Advice:
What do you want to achieve?
What are you looking for in a role?
What are your interests outside of work? What are you passionate about?
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Application Advice:
Highlight your relevant people facing roles/experiences as clear communication is essential here at Conway.
Interview Advice:
Be yourself but be professional. You'll meet with the whole team before joining to ensure that you can get along with everyone. As long as you're natural self is fun, welcoming and professional you'll have no problem fitting in.
Scheduler, Operations at Conway ConsultingRead the full review »
Application Advice:
We are looking for bright grads with attention to detail and a desire to see things done the right way. A well written and constructed CV (with no spelling mistakes!) is always attractive and shows a strong start. It is also important to show a bit of character. I do not mean being too wacky but a section which shows a bit about who you are is a plus.
Interview Advice:
Everyone in the office is very different and so we are happy in the interview process to see your personality come out. Ours is a very people facing business and so there is a need for us to see that you are able to be engaging and represent our brand positively.
Showing your interest in things outside of what you think will relate to the role is also important. There is nothing worse than seeing someone with their "interview face" on and only responding very formally and only talking about the job.
Managing Consultant, M&A/Finance at Conway ConsultingRead the full review »
Application Advice:
The role involves communicating with a range of people from different backgrounds. Ensure you are able to highlight your personable qualities as well as your ability to learn and adapt quickly.
Interview Advice:
Be yourself. It is very important to be a very personable, likable person. Building relationships is an important part of the role and goes along way to developing your skill set.
Have a willingness and aptitude to learn and develop through your own initiative - a wider market view helps to underpin knowledge.
Consultant, Capital Markets at Conway ConsultingRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Highlight any roles or experience you have working with people, as well as organisational ability and time management skills.
Interview Advice:
Show your personal skills and ability to communicate confidently and clearly. Being personable is key, as communication with candidates and clients is central to the job, and so how you come across in interview will reflect on how you will come to future contacts.
Analyst, Capital Markets at Conway ConsultingRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Conway Consulting are looking for bright, interested graduates, who are eager to learn and progress. Make this clear on your CV.
Interview Advice:
Be prepared to be yourself. There's no need to be overly serious, it's much more important to be natural and ask plenty of questions to learn more about us.
Analyst, Transactions at Conway ConsultingRead the full review »
Best:
The people - a very supportive team
Worst:
Long winded processes - The high caliber nature of our of our clients often leads to long winded recruitment processes.
Operations Officer, at Conway ConsultingRead the full review »
