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Responsibility:
3.3/5
 
Work Life Balance:
3.6/5
 
Environmental Awareness:
3.7/5
 
Benefits:
3/5
 
Company Culture:
3.5/5
 
Career Progression:
3.5/5
 
Colleagues:
3.8/5
 
Training:
3.5/5
 
Enjoyment:
3.5/5
 
Overall Rating:
3.5/5
 

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Industry: Hospitality, Leisure and Tourism Department: Operations Job Title: Graduate Management Trainee

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Variety, every week tends to be different and chances to develop yourself through training and the day-to-day role are often.

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Industry: Hospitality, Leisure and Tourism Department: Medirest (Healthcare) Job Title: Graduate Trainee Manager

What are the best and worst things about your job?
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What are the best and worst things about your job?
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What are the best and worst things about your job?

Working with a small team and having a specific goal set towards one school group. This means that I can trial ideas I've had in one with the intention to role these out in others. I can also spread my time evenly so that I am efficient in my actions.
The schools group is also very open to different aspects of nutrition and working with the same school staff and pupils means that I can create individual relationships and have more of an impact.

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Industry: Hospitality, Leisure and Tourism Department: Operations & Marketing Job Title: Graduate Management Trainee

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The people are fantastic. Both teams I have been a part of so far have been amazing. The feel surrounding the whole company is amazing and you feel like you're part of a giant family.

The training and potential development/experience on offer at Compass are first-class.

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What are the best and worst things about your job?

Colleagues
Responsibility
Management

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What are the best and worst things about your job?

Work colleagues
Training
Responsibility

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What are the best and worst things about your job?

I have access to a lot of great responsibilities and opportunities at my work. The people I work with are a definite bonus and I am enjoying the aspects of my job where I can expand my knowledge base.

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Industry: Hospitality, Leisure and Tourism Department: Operations Job Title: Graduate Operations Management Trainee

What are the best and worst things about your job?

- The people/team - all really happy to coach & develop you
- The role - lots of opportunities to get involved in various projects
- The training - lots of potential for training and access to courses

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Industry: Hospitality, Leisure and Tourism Department: Nutrition Job Title: Medical Diet Nutritionist

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Work with a variety of different people.
Can have positive impact on children with allergies' school meal experience

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What are the best and worst things about your job?

Every day is a learning day, every day is varied and flexible, the wealth of knowledge among staff members, the fantastic events, the development and learning support.

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What are the best and worst things about your job?

My colleagues
The learning opportunities
The level of trust
Friendly atmosphere
Problem-solving

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What are the best and worst things about your job?

Very good working environment and support.

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What are the best and worst things about your job?

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What are the best and worst things about your job?

Being able to tailor the work diary to your interests and expertise.
Working with children and being able to educate them about healthy eating.

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What are the best and worst things about your job?

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What are the best and worst things about your job?

The role is diverse, every day is different. The role is flexible and I am working/meeting new people every day.

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What are the best and worst things about your job?

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What are the best and worst things about your job?

Every single day is different and the variety of people who are experts in different fields I get to work with is exceptionally diverse. The challenges are very different and encourage professional development. The training and support are ongoing and appropriate for the role.

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Industry: Hospitality, Leisure and Tourism Department: Chartwells Job Title: Nutritionist

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Freedom with the role. Not having to work in an office environment. Doing something different every day.

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What are the best and worst things about your job?

You practise nutrition every day with everything you do, despite every task being different.

No two days are the same and the opportunities to implement your ideas are present.

You are able to call on support when you need it, but are treated with responsibility as soon as you join, despite being a graduate.

You get a company car.

There are opportunities to go to conventions or conferences to keep you up to date in your field.

They also give you graduate training days on things like management that allow you to grow as a professional.

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What are the best and worst things about your job?

Many positives associated with this role - but none will beat the people! By far the best team I have come across.

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What are the best and worst things about your job?

Independent and flexible.

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What are the best and worst things about your job?

The team I work with are really great and the benefit of being mobile is that you have more flexibility with where you work. There are other opportunities to explore on the grad program too.

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What are the best and worst things about your job?

Encouraging a child to lead a healthier lifestyle.

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What are the best and worst things about your job?

There are many different aspects to the job role. Every day is different and provides different challenges. You are chucked straight into the deep end but I have learnt so much in such a short space of time and I have also been provided with many opportunities I would not have received if it weren't for this job.

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What are the best and worst things about your job?

Supportive team.

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What are the best and worst things about your job?

I am able to manage my own time according to my workload.

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What are the best and worst things about your job?

Mobile working allows for flexibility
Given a lot of responsibility from day 1
Great supportive team
Being part of such a large global business

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What are the best and worst things about your job?

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- Interesting variety of work available
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What are the best and worst things about your job?

Everyday is different.

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What are the best and worst things about your job?

Always having the chance to meet new and interesting people.

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What are the best and worst things about your job?

The variety of the day to day tasks.
Working independently.

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What are the best and worst things about your job?

The atmosphere in the office - with the majority of employees being graduates, there's a great culture. Everyone is always willing to help each other out.

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What are the best and worst things about your job?

Delivery of nutrition education to children is very important and the children love it
Manage your own diary
Build relationships with schools

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What are the best and worst things about your job?

Managing a category in the way I want to, as long as I "show my workings" I have free reign to steer the category as I want to.

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What are the best and worst things about your job?

Working with pupils that are excited to learn.
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Working with an amazing team of nutritionists
Designing menus

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What are the best and worst things about your job?

- Working with friendly people who are willing to help.
- Training opportunities.

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What are the best and worst things about your job?

Work environment and excellent colleague relationships.

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What are the best and worst things about your job?

The rewards. My Team.

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What are the best and worst things about your job?

- Given lots of responsibility.
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- Amazing socials and lots of free food and drink!

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Compass Group UK & Ireland

Average start time: 9:00

Average end time: 17:00

Average number of working hours: 8

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Application Advice:

Have a good understanding of the business and sector - late nights/early starts

Interview Advice:

- I was asked about: how I handle pressure, what great service looks like etc.
-This is your opportunity to show your understanding and enthusiasm for the sector and role

Graduate Management Trainee, Operations at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice: To be open to challenges, resilient, confident, to be calm under pressure, good at excel and adaptable.

Interview Advice: Research the company and job descritption throughly, believe in what you are saying, be yourself and give true anwsers. Use SMART answers.

Graduate Trainee Manager, Medirest (Healthcare) at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice: Dont think about the application process too much. There are a number of different stages, just relax and answer natuarally

Interview Advice: Very intense process so make sure you are ready to stand out. Was a full day of different activities from team work activites, 1-1 interview,

Junior Support Manager, Business & Industry at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Show that you are excited to work for this company and willing to challenge yourself, a lot of the skills learnt are through your own trial and error which can be daunting at the beginning but much more effective over time.
Research the company, and be willing to show that you want to invest your time with them.

Interview Advice:

I was asked a lot of Nutrition based questions, including putting together a proposal for increasing engagement and nutrition interest in primary schools. Make sure that you have thoroughly researched the brief and considered all angles, even discussing it with friends/family who may have a different insight to you on the topic who could provide more information.
Be confident, the interview felt daunting at the start but they wanted me to succeed as much as I wanted to, and that made the experience much more comfortable. Make sure you answer questions openly, and let them know you are willing to adapt in the role and take on other responsibilities if needed.

Nutritionist, Independent Catering at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Work hard on the application. Put time into it and speak to others about it. Use contacts you may have from work/university to help you put forward the best application possible. I had previous experience in catering which helped me with nitty gritty detaisl required in my application process.

Interview Advice:

I would say the key thing I learned in the interviews for this role is that trying to relax is key. The person interviewing you wants you to do well. Remembering that will help you to relax a bit and hopefully succeed.

Graduate Management Trainee, Operations & Marketing at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Be bold, do something different that makes you stand out

Interview Advice:

Be yourself
Confidence is key
Research the company beforehand

Business & Finance Graduate, Finance at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

State what theoretical knowledge you have learnt in your degree and apply it to practical examples where you have used it.

Interview Advice:

Research the company and find 3 facts about Compass UK & Ireland.
Make sure to use examples for each question. Ensure you learn Compass Values &
Mission Statement and any schemes they are involved in.

Assistant Operations Manager, Catering at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Be open to any opportunity that is given to you. It is important to be versatile when applying for certain roles and to make sure you shape your own career path. The opportunities are out there for you, you just need to shape your own role.

Interview Advice:

I was asked about my previous experience and what I can bring to the role. I had a really good interview experience because it wasn't the standard interview process, we discussed retail and if I was to have the job, what sort of things would I do to change the process. I was able to show my application skills and apply the knowledge that I had learnt to real life scenarios.

Operations Management Trainee, ESS at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Ensure you have a good level of sector experience I.e operations/hospitality.
Be prepared to be geographically mobile.

Interview Advice:

I was asked predominantly competency-based questions during the interview, i.e tell me about a time you have delivered world-class service. So my advice for the interview would be prepared with real-world examples of when you have delivered great service, teamwork, leadership etc.

Graduate Operations Management Trainee, Operations at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Spend time on your application.
Draw upon relevant nutrition experience.

Interview Advice:

Be familiar with the School Food Standards and FIR.
Attended an assessment centre and then an interview, be ready to contribute ideas but give time to others as well.

Medical Diet Nutritionist, Nutrition at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Explain your passion for hospitality, likewise your willingness to learn and develop with details of your career aspirations.

Interview Advice:

Prepare, research and fully understand the company i.e. values, aims and future objectives. Show great enthusiasm, and be inquisitive, explain how your skills align with the job role.

Operations Management Trainee, Sport at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Tailor your CV to the role.
There was an assessment centre before an interview - when attending be confident and talk to the assessors and other applicants.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself
Be honest
Don't give one word answers (elaborate)
Show your passion for the role
Research the company

Questions I was asked:
How are you at managing your own time?
Why did you apply for the job?
What do you know about the company?
Generic questions regarding transferable skills and my CV

Business and Finance Graduate, Business at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Read through it carefully to ensure this industry is for you and don't overthink the application process.

Interview Advice:

Make your voice heard without dominating. There will be a lot of group activities and it's important to show that you are a natural leader.
Be confident and stay true to yourself if you have certain limitations.
Know what you want from the programme as this will help you to pick and choose what industry you would like to specialise in.

Graduate Operations Manager, Catering at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Application advice would be to go into as much detail as you can in order to provide them with the best impression of yourself. I would also say it is really important to try and cut your CV to one page, and only include key details that relate to the organisation - I received positive feedback about my CV.

Interview Advice:

Be prepared for any questions they can ask you such as where do you see yourself in 5 years time etc. Alongside this, try and prepare a few questions you would like to ask your interviewer. Also, during group tasks not only make sure you put your view across, but it is crucial to listen to what others say and engage.

Graduate Duty Manager, RA at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Include all volunteering and educational achievements; nothing is too small.

Interview Advice:

Be honest about your experience but emphasise that you want to learn.

Food Ambassador, Chartwells at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Demonstrate transferable skills and abilities

Interview Advice:

Be yourself and demonstrate what you can bring to the company

Special Diet Nutritionist, Chartwells at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Make sure you have work experience and discuss it.

Interview Advice:

Be confident and assertive
Put forward discussion points
Research the School Food Standards

Nutritionist, Nutrition at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Easy - a verbal and numerical test.

Interview Advice:

I had to prepare a 1000 word essay on the history of Compass - basically testing your research and writing skills.

The interview was casual, we discussed my travelling and prior experience as a mentor.

Bid Writer, Sales at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Be specific and do your research. Give specific examples of how your experience directly relates to the job you are applying for, and show them how your previous experience relates to the skills needed.

Interview Advice:

Don't lie if you don't know something - be honest and then go away and learn it!

Nutritionist, Chartwells at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Be passionate about food. Be a people person!

Interview Advice:

Learn about the company/areas you will be working in. Be confident and show your passion.

Nutritionist, Chartwells at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Consider if you enjoy doing something different every day and whether you are happy being called by all aspects of the company.

Consider how far you are willing to stretch your comfort zone as other parts of the sector will pull on you for support. This is great for experience but can be challenging.

Interview Advice:

Be truthful and confident.

Be assertive if you believe you are right and remember to act as though you would in real life as you will be picked according to your suitability.

We were asked about if we were to create a new cafe what we would do and why, we had to talk for 5 minutes on how we would solve a problem in finance and also in meal uptake.

We also had to discuss new ideas and present for 10 minutes.

Nutritionist, Chartwells at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Be ready to step outside your comfort zone! Be prepared to take the lead on projects and be confident in your ability. They won’t give you more than you can handle, but they will push you to excel.

Interview Advice:

If you get a question that asks you to outline a time you underperformed, dealt with confrontation, made a mistake. Always remember to describe what you learnt and how you would handle the situation now with that experience. Or even how you resolved the issue.

My opinion on the sugar tax (at the time was media coverage). Keep up to date with nutrition in the news or new studies and research.

Defence Nutritionist, ESS at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Be truthful with your writing capabilities and do your research.

Interview Advice:

Make sure you have past writing experience to discuss.

Name 3 great things about yourself.

Be prepared to discuss your CV.

Graduate Bid Writer, Education at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Get as much volunteering and/or work experience as possible, the more you have to talk about the better.

Interview Advice:

Be happy and jolly, calm and collected!
First impression is key; shake hand, eye contact, smile etc.

Special Diets Nutritionist, Nutrition at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Show relevant experience.

Interview Advice:

Show passion.

Nutritionist, Education at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Research the company- Compass Group is a huge company with many sectors and job roles.

Interview Advice:

Be prepared- be aware of what the specific job role entails. Have evidence of transferable skills/experiences that will enable you to fulfil job role requirements.

Special Dietary Nutritionist, Chartwell at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Make sure you write about previous experience working with children (very important).

Interview Advice:

Be confident but not cocky.

Try to come up with initiative ideas, and make sure you directly contribute to the team you're in.

Graduate Nutritionist, Nutrition at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Do as much research as you can about bid writing to make sure it's right for you!

Interview Advice:

Research the company, its sectors and history, and the topic of bid writing and be prepared to take a short skills assessment in the interview.

Bid Writer, Business Development at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Don't focus purely on your degree as an achievement. You need to show that you are well rounded and have interests & accomplishments in other areas of your life.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself.
Again, don't just talk about your degree if asked what you are proud of/ best achievement etc.
If asked about weaknesses, state your weakness(es) but also how you are working to improve them.

Graduate Finance Assistant, Finance Department- Business Insight at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Practice for the online tests - each question is timed, rather than the whole set of questions, so it puts on a lot of pressure.

Interview Advice:

Understand financials in a business sense, from sales to the bottom line profit.
The company always has a new initiative or something new in the media, keep up to date with this.

Finance Assistant, Restaurant Associates at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Research the company well

Interview Advice:

I was asked what I knew about the company already, a few competency questions, why I wanted to work for compass etc

Bid Writer, Sales at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Stay calm in the assessments!

Interview Advice:

Research the company - this is essential.

Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Read up on Foodbuy, understand the role as much as possible and the key qualities of the company.

Interview Advice:

Prep for a case study as well as two interviews.

Strategic Sourcing Buyer, Foodbuy at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Practice the online tests as some were tricky.
Spend time writing detailed responses to all questions.

Interview Advice:

Be confident but not overpowering.
Prepare using the information/case study provided before the interview.

Finance Assistant, Finance at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Experience in delivery of nutrition education is very important.

Interview Advice:

Several Stages of Interview Process:
-Application
-Online Maths and Literacy Skills
-Group Interview
-Individual Interview & Presentation
-Skype Interview

Nutritionist / Pupil and Parent Engagement Manager, Chartwells Nutrition at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

List all good experience, it may not be abundantly obvious that it's transferable but a good interviewer should see past the face value and actually at the skills you've used along the way. Anything regarding problem solving or bringing people around to your way of thinking - especially good if it was with senior colleagues.

Interview Advice:

Prepare plenty of examples of problem solving in the past, both successful examples and a couple of not so successful, but how you learnt from it and what you would do differently next time.

Category Buyer, Procurement at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

- It is a long application process. I had 1 telephone interview, online tests, graduate day interview, presentation interview and a final interview with the North business manager.
- Be prepared to put a lot of effort into the application.
- It's not all about your degree, compass want to know what skills you have learnt from life and previous jobs.

Interview Advice:

- Make sure you research the company. It is massive, make sure you understand your sector correctly.
- For nutrition, make sure you are up to date on all new government legalisation and research.

Nutritionist, Chartwells- Primary and Secondary Academies at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Research the company well.
Be able to explain why you want to work in the role you have applied for.

Interview Advice:

Research the company well.
Be able to explain why you want to work in the role you have applied for.

Finance assistant, Finance at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Give yourself time for every stage of the application.
It isn't too hard if you are prepared.

Interview Advice:

Prepare as much as you can.
Be ready for group and individual assessment.

Finance Assistant, Finance at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Demonstrate an understanding of the company structure and where your role sits.

Interview Advice:

Demonstrate commercial awareness.

Project Manager, Business & Industry at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Understand the role you are applying for. Research the organisation and its various brands.

Interview Advice:

Do not stress too much about the interview. In my experience the application and assessment day were the most important - following which you may be invited to an interview.

The interview was fairly informal and used to reinforce what they have seen in you throughout the assessment day.

Finance Assistant, Finance at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Interview Advice:

Research the role and the business.

Strategic Sourcing Buyer, Foodbuy at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

- Work on your CV whilst at university. Make sure you use your university summer holidays wisely to get work experience and do not waste them away!
- Take the time to research the company as they will definitely quiz you.
- Don't panic about the online aptitude tests. You will probably think you have done worse than you actually have.

Interview Advice:

- Even if you think you do not have specific work experience relevant to the role think about university societies or part-time jobs as this is all something that they look at. I was specifically asked if I had a part-time job whilst studying at university (luckily I had).
- Really study the job description and think of examples of scenarios that you may be presented with on the job.
- Relax and enjoy. Everyone is really friendly and helpful!

People Operations Assistant, Staffing at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Application Advice:

Use all experiences to showcase your talents. All experience is important and you may have skills you don't realise would be very useful to your job.

Interview Advice:

Be friendly and confident. A first impression goes a long way, be natural. Do not put on an act just be yourself.

Finance Assistant, at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Be confident in interviews, make sure you have good, relevant work experience.

Interview Advice:

Be confident and friendly, make sure you ask questions and talk to people, but most importantly listen and don't completely dominate conversation.

Finance Assistant, Finance at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Work on your ability to understand how a business actually functions according to a profit/loss account. Also remain open minded about roles as there is the opportunity to rotate.

Interview Advice:

Work on your competencies and try to ensure you have a different example for each. Don't just rely on your degree - it's a grad scheme, everyone has one.

Operational Sourcing Buyer, Foodbuy at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Make sure you have some work experience or voluntary work to talk about to show you have been pro-active up until applying to the job which you can talk about confidently and passionately.
Research the company thoroughly and make sure you understand the setup of Compass and also what they offer.

Graduate, Operations at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Practice online competency tests.

Interview Advice:

Be confident in your subject knowledge.

Graduate, Education at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Practice online competency tests.

Interview Advice:

Be confident in your subject knowledge.

Graduate, Education at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

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Graduate, at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Try to be honest about your current skills and experience, and about why you are interested in the job. The graduate scheme is about taking on people who have the potential and the motivation to learn, not about who has the most knowledge already, so try to give examples of your personal qualities as well as your qualifications.

Interview Advice:

Talk to other graduates on the assessment day, as it will help to put you at ease and will show off your communication and relationship-building skills. Make sure you have done a little research into Compass, and have an idea of which area you might like to work in, so you can use this in conversation. Try to have a couple of interesting questions that you can ask on the day as well. Make sure you contribute your ideas to the group tasks and try to actively involve others who may be more reserved and bring them into the discussion.

Finance Assistant, Finance at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

My interviewer focused on the non-education elements of my CV e.g. work experience and outside interests.

Interview Advice:

I had two assessments: one group assessment and then an individual interview. They sent all of the interviewees some example financial statements the day before the assessment day. I would encourage applicants to read through these carefully and perform their own analysis. Note that they told us that it would take 20 minutes to walk from the train station, but it is actually morel like 30-40, so be careful to arrive on time.

Graduate Finance Assistant, Finance at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Research the company well - there are many roles within the company which you may not have known even exist.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself and just be logical with your thoughts - they're not trying to catch you out at the assessment centre.

Finance Assistant, Finance at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Practice for the online tests as much as possible and don't panic if they didn't go as well as you hoped.
Treat other candidates as future colleagues not competitors for a role.

Interview Advice:

Be confident and expand upon answers.
Ask questions if you are unsure.

Graduate, Chartwells at Compass Group
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Interview Advice:

Confidence is the key.

Graduate, Finance at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Make sure you read up about the company, what they do as a whole and then what each of their sectors do as well and know the differences between each sector. Show that you have a can-do attitude and are keen to take advantage of all of the learning and development opportunities on offer throughout the company.

Graduate, at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Research the company and work out if it's what you want. There are a lot of stages to the application process so don't be disheartened!

Interview Advice:

Be yourself and don't panic. Make sure you've got a couple of questions to ask the interviewer.

Graduate, at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Portray yourself in a truthful manor and show your passion for the food industry.

Interview Advice:

Have examples of good team work projects as well as individual projects.

Graduate, at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Be ambitious, be flexible and adaptable as it's a fast changing environment.

Interview Advice:

PH Agenda in Local Area.
Being up to date with the most relevant nutritional knowledge.
Any experience with children/young people?
How would you apply the experience you have to this job?

Nutritionist, Chartwells at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Research Compass Group UK & Ireland well to understand what the company is actually about and just show how passionate you are to learn and develop yourself.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself and definitely try to be calm and open up. Make sure you interact with others at the assessment centre as you will be assessed on both your technical and soft skills.

Finance Graduate, Finance at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Find out background knowledge on what Compass Group do before you apply.

Interview Advice:

Prepare well, be confident.

Graduate, at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Be aware that Compass tends to do their interview process later than other employers - but don't worry about it! If you are interested from an early stage to work with compass, why not get some operational experience at one of our racecourses or stadiums which will give you an understanding of what we do. You'll then be able to use this knowledge through the interview process!

Interview Advice:

You will initially send in your CV with a few questions. Secondly, you'll be invited to take online tests in maths and verbal reasoning. Thirdly, you will be invited to a group assessment day, here you will take part in group tasks to demonstrate teamwork skills and showcase yourself amongst others. Lastly, if successful you will be invited back for a 1-2-1 interview where you will be asked mainly competency based questions. You can prepare for questions like these by googling competency questions!

Graduate, at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Be yourself and enjoy the assessment centre.

Interview Advice:

The interview style was very informal and non-intimidating. Just ask as many questions about the company/job/role as you can.

Graduate, Finance at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

I think having a link to your LinkedIn profile on your CV is beneficial in order for the employer to put a name to a face and differentiate yourself from most other applicants.

Interview Advice:

A lot of the interviewing process is done through assessment centres, which is comprised of a group task, an individual task and a brief presenting task. Try and present a quietly confident image. Being either loud and pushy or too quiet to put your ideas across won't come across very well.

Graduate, Finance at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

You should have a "can-do", positive attitude, be flexible with working hours and really passionate about your work to excel in this company. You have to have a rough idea of how a catering company works, but it isn't a major issue if you've never worked in one before. Make your application interesting, you want to stand out from the rest of the graduates!

Interview Advice:

The Graduate Scheme interview was lots of team based activities - one question was "If you could have breakfast with anyone at all, who would it be, where and why?" - a really random question for an interview but unlike other. You become relaxed and can show your true personality. You need to be able to work as team, don't talk over the top of everyone else, listen, but make sure you get your word in and be confident with it.

Operations Support Manager, ESS at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Make sure you showcase your personality and interests. The company look for those who fit in well with the "Compass Personality".
It does not only come down to your achievements and academics, you do really need to show who you are and why you're interested in the Compass Group.
Don't be worried about the tasks and the people along the way. Make sure you be yourself and try to get involved with as many things as possible (without over doing it).

Interview Advice:

Asked to review the P&L account of a catering company. Look into the causes of problems and come up with solutions. You will be asked to back up your decisions so be confident in what you decide.

Support Services Manager, Healthcare at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Really try to communicate your passion for food services.

Interview Advice:

Be as good a listener as you are a speaker on the day!

Graduate Manager, Mobile at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

-Demonstrate your knowledge on Compass (read the company website).
-Make sure you have a clear idea of why you want to work for Compass.
-Try and relate skills picked up in the past to your potentially new role.
-Be confident.

Interview Advice:

Be confident and make sure you research the answer to the question of why Compass and why they should choose you over other candidates.

Graduate, Finance at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Research the company first to make sure the job is what you want. After that, sell yourself on the application and don't be put off by the time it takes.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself during your interview, your abilities will shine through that way. Make sure you've researched the company and prepare a question or two to ask the interviewer.

Graduate, at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Be ready to learn and accept that you will take time to get to grips with everything.

Interview Advice:

Be clear what it is you want to learn over the graduate scheme. Good to be self aware of what skills you have and those which you will look to develop.

Operational Sourcing Buyer, Commercial at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Make sure your application portrays yourself truthfully in a brief and interesting way.

Interview Advice:

A lot of the questions asked were based on logical thinking so think and answer in a structured manner, with a clear start-, mid- and end-point. Most questions are based on examples of situations that you might face in the job role or in general in the company.

Graduate, at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Research the company well and think of why you want to work here. Show your passion and readiness to learn things and to change things as well. One of the requirements to be eligible to apply is a FInance degree, so don't waste people's time proving your Finance knowledge to them, they will know you have it. Compass seeks people with the highest potential, so prove you are ambitious, hard working, inquisitive and respect the company you are applying to.

Interview Advice:

Be confident and open, you won't be assessed only on your skills and knowledge, but also on your team work abilities, leadership and creativity. On my assessment centre I had 3 tasks and only one of them was finance related - the other two were aimed to assess our team building skills. The assessment day was actually enjoyable so don't feel stressed and try to enjoy yourself.

Graduate, Finance at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Be open-minded and take all opportunities on board.

Interview Advice:

Just be yourself, be honest and realistic.

Graduate, at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Be passionate about food and research the company before applying, it is a massive company and you should be aware of all its extension!

Interview Advice:

Why did you apply to Compass Group particularly?

Situations where you led a project, where you demostrated team working capabilities, etc.

Graduate, Commercial at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Research and study the company and understand if you really want to enter the catering business. Compass provides a large number of jobs and opportunities so that you can fully take advantage of them you need to know what you want to do.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself, think before you talk, be honest and proactively listen.

Graduate, at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Be honest about what you want to achieve and how you want to achieve it. Do not be afraid to say what you want from Compass Group, and how your skill set and personality can match what they are offering.
Research the company as it is extremely diverse and there are many job sectors and roles which can bring about new passions in yourself, which you may not have realised before.

Interview Advice:

Understand Compass Group's vison and values, as the entire company revolves around these, from top to bottom. I was asked how about my own values and goals, so I needed to be able to relate to Compass Group and how they could help me reach my targets.

Graduate, at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

My best advice would be to fully prepare yourself for the assessment process. I would advise getting numerous people to read your CV and to practice both numeric and verbal aptitude tests.

Interview Advice:

Personally I feel confidence is key in any interview.

Graduate, at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Ensure that you research Compass to gain an understanding of the services we provide and where. Referencing this in your application will show that you are serious about wanting to work for Compass.
Make your application personal; don't be too generic or rely on clichés.
Proof read your application to avoid any spelling mistakes as this will make you look unprofessional.

Interview Advice:

Have an open mind and be keen to participate in all tasks and activities as part of the recruitment process. Compass is a people business so don't be afraid to show your personality.
If you are invited to attend an assessment centre then make the most of it and ask any questions you have. Seek out the assessors who work in an area you are interested in and use the opportunity to find out more about the role.

Graduate, at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Make your CV/application stand out.

Everyone who applies has a degree, but what do you do in your spare time that makes you stand out? Charity work, raising money, marathons, any hobbies that shows who you are as a person. The little things all add up.

Interview Advice:

Don't pretend, just be yourself and don't let nerves get the better of you.

Graduate, at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Be honest.
Let your achievements be known.
Be flexible.
Complete online tasks in time.

Interview Advice:

Role plays.

Graduate, at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

The first piece of advice I'd give to candidates is to be open-minded. Compass offers a huge scope of different professions and is not solely just catering. Just by being part of the Graduate Programme I have already experienced the vastness of the Business and thus the opportunities available. If you'd asked me this time last year what I'd be doing, I would never have said I'd work in schools or in Kitchen Units helping to develop nutritious school meals. But now, I couldn't imagine a better first job to have.

The second piece of advice I'd give is to be flexible and willing to learn. If you apply to work at Compass there will always be new information to take on as well as new experiences and new people. Learning and education does not stop at University!

Interview Advice:

If you are applying for a Nutrition position at Compass, I would suggest making sure you are up to date on all the latest Government initiatives (e.g. SACN Sugar Recommendations) as well as the School Food Plan and Food for Life Accreditation marks. Being able to evidence that you have worked with different age groups/catering would be a really good start.
Personal qualities are also extremely important in an interview. Showing that you are determined, good-willed, hard-working, flexible, reliable are all really important traits to have when working in a role like this. Having living examples of how you have shown each of these qualities may well stand you out from other people.

Graduate, at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Be confident, be yourself and don't be afraid to communicate. There are many opportunites so grasp as many as you can.

Interview Advice:

In the assessment centre be approachable and talk to everyone there, don't be arrogant but don't be shy.

Finance Assistant, Business Insights at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

My one piece of advice would be to be yourself. Currently working in recruitment, it is really easy to spot someone who is trying to be someone they are not. It's always refreshing to find someone who is confident in not only their ability, but their own personality, and how they can use this to progress. I would also recommend displaying flexibility and not narrowing your future plans to one path, as this can really open up opportunities for you.

Interview Advice:

I had to complete an initial online application, then online tests, a video interview, and finally face-to-face interviews.

A common question I was asked was "Where do you see yourself in 5 years?" This can be difficult to answer when you've only just graduated, so my recommendation would be to be honest. If you don't know, then tell your interviewer this! Turn it into a positive, and show how flexible and excited you are that your career may take many different directions.

I would also recommend researching both the company and the specific sector you are interested in!

Finally, work experience is really valuable. Whilst university qualifications are great, show how you have mixed this with work experience to help you apply what you've learned. A knowledge of how a business works is really appealing to employers, so show that you've taken the time to understand this, and have experienced it first hand.

Graduate, at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Compass is a large company, make sure you do not just sit back and get lost. Promote yourself and network. There are many people who will support you and would like to see you succeed.

Interview Advice:

Be confident, without being 'big headed'. Ask questions if you are unsure.

Regional Manager, Instore at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

I would advise future candidates to take the time to thoroughly research Compass Group before even attempting the application. I would suggest gaining knowledge of their history and development of the company as it is today, their values, what sectors they cover, their competitors and what has been happening in the news and social media. I found LinkedIn in particular extremely useful to research influential people and to understand more about the different sectors and job roles. Compass Group is such an enormous company it can take a while to grasp this knowledge and understanding.

Interview Advice:

The fact that you have got through to the interview stage clearly means that you are a strong candidate, however you still need to prove that you are capable and fit with Compass Group's culture.
I would advise candidates to give consideration to their image before they even step into the interview room. Creating the right impression from the start is essential. I always keep in mind that old saying, 'you never get a second chance to make a first impression'. Choose your outfit wisely and think about dressing to complement the image you are looking to portray.

I believe that what you don't say in an interview is just as important as what you do say. I found focusing on the following extremely useful:
Making eye contact with the interviewer; this portrays true listening skills
Posture- Walk tall, stand tall and sit tall; this portrays confidence and power
Keeping your facial expression animated;this portrays enthusiasm and energy

Last but not least, be yourself and let your personality shine through. Authenticity is key!

Graduate, ESS at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Be passionate, and willing to work hard for what you want this will be noticed by the mangement and secure your future career within the company.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself and honest make sure you are going for the job that you want and not what you think they want you to go for, there is a wide variety of opportunities within Compass so go for what you want!

Graduate, Compass Group UK & Ireland at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Be prepared that the process is quite lengthy but not too strenuous

Interview Advice:

The assessment centre is based around group work and there is no one to one interview until you are assigned to a role. When we were offered our role after succeeding at the assessment centre, it was not made clear that we would then be interviewed again by managers within the sector we were assigned to, before being officialy offered a place on the graduate scheme.

Graduate, Compass Group UK & Ireland at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Be concise, but don't miss anything! Use the compass values as a guideline for skills to show through your application.

Interview Advice:

Confidence is key. But don't come across too brash. Find out what the 5 compass values are and use them.

Graduate, Compass Group UK & Ireland at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Research the company thoroughly; ask yourself whether the company is really right for you. Compass is a people orientated company so make sure this comes across in your application.

Interview Advice:

Attention to detail is crucial in the assessment centre - focus on the case studies carefully and always put yourself forward in group tasks. Remember that you are part of a team during the group task!!

Graduate, Compass Group UK & Ireland at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

100% apply for it there are such a variety of roles and possible rotations there is something for everyone.

Interview Advice:

Understand Compass as a company and the services it provides.

Gain a basic understanding of financial spreadsheets such as balance sheet and P&L.

Be yourself and be honest.

Graduate, Compass Group UK & Ireland at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

In the operation section, be prepared to work under you own initiative and alone, the hours are long and a lot of travel.
You are the face of Compass with client so ensure you are presentable at all times when walking onto a site.

Interview Advice:

Be confident throughout with out being cocky,
If you disagree with something make sure you put your point across in a professional manner by listening to others view points as well.

Graduate, Compass Group UK & Ireland at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Ensure your CV is up to date including all voluntary and work experience relevant to the position you are applying for.

Interview Advice:

Be confident and show your passion for the role.

Graduate, Compass Group UK & Ireland at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

A good degree is great, but experience is more valuable, highlight your relevant experience whenever possible.

Interview Advice:

Do your research, Compass is a massive company to get your head around and understand.

Graduate, Compass Group UK & Ireland at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

- Be honest in all your answers so the company can see if your a good fit
- Be prepared to travel
- Be confident

Interview Advice:

- Prepare and revise background info on the company
- Make sure the role you are interviewing for is something of interest to you
-Be honest

Graduate, Compass Group UK & Ireland at Compass Group
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Application Advice:

Be prepared for a long process when appplying, but if you stick with it and take each stage as it comes it will be well worth it. Make sure you do your background research and try to get your head round the different sectors we operate in.

Interview Advice:

Do your homework is the best advice I can give, because you really need to demonstrate that you understand the basics of what the company actually does. The odd fact and figure also helps because if nothing else, it demostrates you have put the work in and want the job. Other than that just be confident and believe you have the qualities which will be beneficial to Compass.

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Application Advice:

Make sure you have extra curricular activities on your application.

Interview Advice:

I was asked what the biggest competitors for our business were.

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Application Advice:

Make sure you know exactly what is being offered and recognize that this is very different from university. You will have take responsibility for your own progress and development. If you want something to change you will have to ask for it; you can have support form the grad scheme managers but only if you ask for it and make them aware if you are unhappy with anything.

Interview Advice:

Be confident and charismatic. The interviewers want to see who you really are, the people who have excelled so far on the grad scheme have been those who are not afraid to say what they think or promote themselves with things they have done well. Also be smart, you will have a lot of competition and you need to stand out; be over dressed not under dressed!

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Application Advice:

Be honest about you current experience
Show evidence of all of your work experience
Be yourself at the assessment centre

Interview Advice:

Provide evidence of where you have identified leadership skills
Provide evidence of where you have worked well as part of a teamwork
Have a clear idea of what you can bring to the business, what motivated you to apply for the graduate scheme and be clear about what you what to get out of the graduate program

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Application Advice:

If you know exactly what area of the business you want to work in, then you will have lots of support and opportunities to gain as much exposure and experience in order to enhance your knowledge. Be open minded and always be willing to help others in whatever tasks that a colleague may be struggling with.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself in the interivew. At the interview with the sector you probably wont be asked about what you know about the business. It is a question that inteviewers expect you to know regardless. But prepared to be asked about questions relating to any challenges you may have faced and how did you manage it, what was the outcome of the challenge.

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Application Advice:

Be as passionate and enthusiastic as possible. Throw yourself into the process. Do as much as you can to research Compass and think of unique reasons why you want to work here!

Interview Advice:

Think of reasons as to why it's Compass you want to work for and what unique opportunities it has to offer. Be confident in yourself and in your answers.

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Application Advice:

Be honest and authentic. Have a good record of work-experience.

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Application Advice:

Learn a little about the contract catering industry, it's not just food and serving it, the depth of the business behind it is truly staggering.

Interview Advice:

Learn about what sector you're interested in or that you are being interviewed for, Compass is such a large company that you need to have necessary niche information about your part as nobody truly knows everything about all the company.

Be yourself as well, it may be a cliche but at the end of the day unless you want to try and keep an act up for 24/7 you won't succeed.

Talk about your drive and determination, the company as a whole is always looking to grow and move forwards.

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Application Advice:

Be willing to work in completely different projects at the same time with tight deadlines and pressure to deliver results. Be goal oriented.

Interview Advice:

Show that you are capable to take full responsibility and work in different projects at the same time. Show that you think smartly and outside of the box but keep it simple. Show that you make decisions but always backed up by good arguments.

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Application Advice:

Don't rush it - take the time to really think about the questions they're asking you and then write up and edit your answers. But get to the point. Answer the question they are asking you and refer back constantly. Check and check again for spelling and grammatical errors. Answer it in good time also, don't leave it until the deadline.
Include anything that makes you stand out to other people.
Prepare and practice for any tests you might need to take, e.g. verbal reasoning, inductive reasoning etc.

Interview Advice:

Research the company and prepare for sets of questions. Go in confident and optimistic and with the mindset that the company has given you an interview, so they like what they have seen so far.
Dress smart, be early, keep eye contact
Try to stay calm, everyone gets nervous for interviews and remember that. The more research and practice questions you prepare for, the more calm you'll be on the day. Above everything else, be confident in yourself that you have the required skill and experience to do the job, you just need to demonstrate that to the company.
Know you CV thoroughly and refer to the skills and experience you have listed on it when asked questions.

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Application Advice:

Always write about your experiences and how they can relate to the role you're applying for. Gain as much work experience as you can as this looks great on your CV and to your employers.

Interview Advice:

Be personable and make sure to prepare before the interview. Have at least 5-6 examples of where you have shown a variety of different attributes such as team work, managing your own project, leadership, organisation etc. This directly shows your interviewer that you also walk the walk and not just talk the talk!

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Application Advice:

look at all the services Compass provide - do not limit yourself to catering, there is so much more!

Interview Advice:

be open minded and honest - Compass is a people company

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Application Advice:

Make sure that it is done to your best ability. A good CV can go a long way

Interview Advice:

Be confident and make sure you mention something that they are going to remember you by. Whether this is a fact about yourself or your qualifications.

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Application Advice:

My main piece of advice for applicants when applying would be to be honest when filling in applications. From talking to collegues, it is very easy to spot an application that has been 'filled up' with useless information. Keep the application clear, and focus on the key points that make you stand out. Don't try and over impress employers, instead, highlight your key achievements, and show your willingness to learn and mould to the employer. It is also really important to show an interest and knowledge in the company you are applying for. Simply looking on their website isn't always enough; instead, maybe find a recent news article or look through a few pages of their annual report!

Interview Advice:

I was often asked "where do you see yourself in 5 years time". After finishing university my honest answer to this was "I really don't know". So rather than making this sound negative, I emphasised the fact that I didn't really mind what I was doing, as long as I was excited by my job, and in a position of responsiblity.

Apart from that, again, my only advice is to completely be yourself. Employers are looking for people that are unique and can add their own stamp to their job. Standing out by being funny, interesting etc can make you stand out from the rest and make people remember you.

It is also really important to dress smartly for interviews. There were people that really stood out in my assessment centres for looking really scruffy. When I conduct assessment centres myself now; I always notice the smartly dressed applicants and remember them. I also remember the applicants that smile as they enter the room, and those that make conversation with me.

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Application Advice:

Make sure you sell yourself well and can clearly show why you want to work for the company.

Interview Advice:

Smile and be positive. If you have done your research you will be fine.

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Best:

I think one of the best things about the company is the training on offer, even during the pandemic courses have moved onto Teams etc.
In my experience, the people I have worked with, both management and non-management, have been very supportive.

Graduate Management Trainee, Operations at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best: Career development, being national and international

Worst: organisation, lack of sustainability

Graduate Trainee Manager, Medirest (Healthcare) at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

It is such a large company that there will always be someone who can help with any queries when in the job. There is a large structure and community so always someone on hand.
It is also a large global company so there is a much higher possibility of global employment opportunities and new roles. The stability also has meant less worry for me during the pandemic, with lower fears that my job was at risk.

Worst:

In my current role I find myself between two teams, my everyday team on the site I work at and the Nutrition team. Whilst I would say I belong more to my everyday team, working more closely with the Nutrition team would be nicer. I am new to the role of Nutritionist and have had to reach out or teach myself the basics of the job because there was no introduction for me so that has been very challenging. I have also found that the Nutrition team only reach out when I can be of use to them rather than a partner relationship which I would prefer.

Nutritionist, Independent Catering at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

Opportunities to progress and see other parts of the business
The people you get to meet and the knowledge you can take from them

Business & Finance Graduate, Finance at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

It is a massive company with numerous opportunities for career development and growth, The people who I have worked with up till now have been amazing and that's what makes the job enjoyable. I like how you can shape your career and work towards things that interest you. The company is understanding with your work schedule and they support you to be flexible as long as you complete work to the highest standard.

Worst:

I think managment could be improved. Communication with management can be difficult and as I mentioned before, the support I had from the programme wasn't great especially when I first started. I was a bit lost and it felt like managment were too.

Operations Management Trainee, ESS at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

- Great opportunity to develop and progress
- Good onboarding

Graduate Operations Management Trainee, Operations at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

Opportunity to gain experience in different sectors
Good graduate scheme

Worst:

Communication
Transferring of ideas to ground-level is difficult and not always achieved

Medical Diet Nutritionist, Nutrition at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

International, Available Roles, Career Development

Worst:

Miscommunication, Organisation

Operations Management Trainee, Sport at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

Progression opportunities
Available training
Possibility of movement/working abroad

Worst:

Because it's such a big company there's a chance of getting lost in all of the parts.

Business and Finance Graduate, Business at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

Good career progression

Worst:

Industries are very different

Graduate Operations Manager, Catering at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

How many oppertunites there are because of the scale of the company

Graduate Operations Manager, Graduate Ops at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

The opportunity to gain different experiences and meet different people. In addition to this, being able to work at many different events such as the Britz and various race events. I've also had the opportunity to attend a variety of expos and see how new potential suppliers approach the company.

Worst:

I personally hate seeing waste which is obviously a big thing within the industry. Not only this but occasionally having to create my own tasks as I feel sometimes they have nothing for me to do.

Graduate Duty Manager, RA at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

A large global company so lots of opportunities.
Good communication with the Engagement team and supportive managers.

Worst:

Poor communication within teams including the Marketing and Ops teams.

Food Ambassador, Chartwells at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

Large company with lots of opportunities.

Worst:

It can be hard to get the time to take up opportunities/experiences outside of day-to-day job role.

Special Diet Nutritionist, Chartwells at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

Large company so large networking opportunities

Worst:

Can be gossipy

Nutritionist, Nutrition at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

flexible working

Worst:

so large its hard to progress
little work life balance
no responsibility

Bid Writer, Sales at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

They hire experts for each field and encourage professional development in your field. They recognise achievements and give you the tools to progress.

Worst:

The pace is very fast and there is room for little error (naturally, with allergens). The hours required are irregular and often unpredictable.

Nutritionist, Chartwells at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

Everyday if different, keeps it interesting.

Worst:

Sometimes worried about job security.

Nutritionist, Chartwells at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

They are supportive both in training and in problem solving.

They offer chances to develop you as a professional and are fast moving.

Worst:

There are high expectations immediately.

You are not given the optoin to decline opportunities that are too far from your comfort zone or role.

Nutritionist, Chartwells at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

The scale of it

Defence Nutritionist, ESS at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

Very large so opportunities to travel and experience different aspect of the business

Worst:

mundane and stale

Graduate Bid Writer, Education at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

They are the best company in the sector

Worst:

Not sure

Special Diets Nutritionist, Nutrition at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

It's a big company which provides many career progression opportunities and offers some good perks.

Worst:

It is quite an isolated, stressful job.

Special Dietary Nutritionist, Chartwell at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

Supportive and collective

Worst:

Well it's all very corporate

Graduate Nutritionist, Nutrition at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

The people and support.

Worst:

It's probably the largest company no one has ever heard of.

Bid Writer, Business Development at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

Learning & Development
Interaction with colleagues & stakeholders
Level & depth of work conducted
Commercial exposure

Worst:

Bureaucracy

Graduate Finance Assistant, Finance Department- Business Insight at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

Flexibility
Work environment

Finance Assistant, Finance at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

- Great people

Worst:

-

Finance Assistant, Finance at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

The scale of the company means there are a lot of people to meet and opportunities to progress

Worst:

The scale can mean a slow process for approval/movement

Finance Assistant, Finance at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

Global company and vast amount of opportunities to move about and change roles.

Worst:

Salary

Finance Assistant, Restaurant Associates at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

Multiple sectors so you gain a broad understanding of business

Worst:

Very big company and can feel like just a number

Bid Writer, Sales at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

Reputation

Worst:

How they treat employees

Graduate Nutritionist, Chartwells at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

Global scope.

Worst:

Global scope can be unattractive to potential clients.

Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

Flexible working environment
Great, motivated people who know their trade

Worst:

Transport to and from Head Office

Strategic Sourcing Buyer, Foodbuy at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

Culture

Worst:

Whilst it's great being able to move around into different sectors in finance, it can make it difficult when team members leave.

Finance Assistant, Finance at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

Large company so lots of scope for movement within the role and across the company
Lots of people to learn from and to offer advice
Grad scheme offers a lot of areas for development

Nutritionist / Pupil and Parent Engagement Manager, Chartwells Nutrition at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

Office culture, being flexible in how you operate and encouragement to go out and visit suppliers and units as much as possible.

Worst:

Some aspects of how we manage data is slow and makes analysing information difficult, the data often isn't there.

Category Buyer, Procurement at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

Lots of training and support available
Great graduate scheme
Lots of career prospects

Worst:

Not as sustainable as I would like. Still using lots of plastic products.
Job security, lots of redundancy's, I'm worried about my position.
Everyone travels a lot and doesn't have much time.

Nutritionist, Chartwells- Primary and Secondary Academies at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

Career progression.
Rewards.

Finance assistant, Finance at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

size
exposure
ability to gain a wide experience

Worst:

not very personal outside of your team

Finance Assistant, Finance at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

The People

Worst:

N/A

Finance Assistant, Finance at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

Varied sectors with lots of new challenges
Wide range of colleagues with different backgrounds and experiences

Worst:

Size and complexity of it

Strategic Sourcing Buyer, Foodbuy at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

It is a massive company so there are lots of opportunities to progress.

Really exciting venue to work at and I am able to get family and friends free tickets to race days.

Worst:

Job security - lots of cuts due to restructuring.

People Operations Assistant, Staffing at Compass Group UK & Ireland
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Best:

Lots of opportunities and clients, good working environment, very big FTSE 25 company looks good on CV

Worst:

Quite a big company; has its negatives but mostly positive

Finance Assistant, Finance at Compass Group
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Best:

Compass is international renowned.
The size of the business means there are ample opportunities to get involved in different things that are going on.

Graduate, Operations at Compass Group
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Best:

Global presence.

Worst:

Fixed salary for 2 year grad scheme. Salary isn't greater in London.

Graduate, Education at Compass Group
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Best:

Global presence.

Worst:

Fixed salary for 2 year grad scheme. Salary isn't greater in London.

Graduate, Education at Compass Group
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Best:

Compass is investing in young people by running graduate schemes and apprenticeships, and puts a lot of emphasis on training and progression

Finance Assistant, Finance at Compass Group
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Best:

The people!

Worst:

E-Learning.

Graduate Finance Assistant, Finance at Compass Group
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Best:

Colleagues and training

Worst:

Salary

Finance Assistant, Finance at Compass Group
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Best:

Really good support available and everyone wants all graduates to succeed and progress within the company.

Worst:

Is a very large company so can feel fairly overwhelming

Graduate, Chartwells at Compass Group
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Best:

Amazing people. The friendliest work environment I have ever worked in.

Worst:

N/A

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Best:

How big the company is, both nationwide and also internationally. This allows us to have so many opportunities to be a part of exciting projects and events going on anywhere in the world.
The company is also present in so many different business sectors, so there's the opportunity to move around the different business sectors and gain more experience in a range of areas.

Worst:

Sometimes the large scale of the company can be daunting to some people! If you aren't internationally minded or like working for a huge multinational company where your 1 employee out of 60,000 in the country then you could feel lost. However, I love being part of such a large company and take advantage of coming into contact with so many different people in different parts of the business.

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Best:

The people within Compass Group are great, and if you're willing to work hard then they are willing to help you.

Worst:

Compass Group is a large company and this can feel daunting.

Graduate, at Compass Group
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Best:

The large scale of the business and the opportunities within it.

Worst:

As the business is so large, it can be difficult at first to get your head around how all the different sectors/businesses fit together.

Graduate, at Compass Group
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Best:

Large, good reputation

Worst:

Private business - not trusted by PH bodies

Nutritionist, Chartwells at Compass Group
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Best:

Everyone (at all levels) is very supportive and happy to help at all times.

Worst:

When thinking about the bigger picture, it is not clear to see how you make a different; but you can see how your team collectively has made a difference.

Finance Graduate, Finance at Compass Group
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Best:

Big company with huge opportunities.

Worst:

A lot of different sectors, hard to get out and realise what each one involves.

Graduate, at Compass Group
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Best:

It is huge and so diverse the opportunities are endless. You will learn so much because there isn't really another company quite like it. Compass have recently bought another company which means there are exciting times ahead!

Worst:

Compass will seem daunting in your first few weeks! It is a huge company and you will have a lot to learn - however, it becomes clearer and clearer as the weeks go on and you will get your head around it eventually!

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Best:

A focus on your personal development through training courses, study and a variety of roles to acquire work experience from. The senior management are very approachable and friendly. As a company we have raised a lot of money for Cancer Research and other local charities.

Worst:

As Compass is such a huge firm, it can be difficult to see the big picture outside of your sector.

Graduate, Finance at Compass Group
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Best:

Really focused on developing Graduates - very customer focused company, you have to like people!

Worst:

I can't really think of anything!

Operations Support Manager, ESS at Compass Group
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Best:

The company genuinely care for your development. They will suggest the best training courses for you, offer you mentors and encourage you to visit different sectors and roles for you to understand the entire business and what potential roles are out there for you. You will always have support and the infrastructure of the company allows you to progress and develop your own abilities and behaviours excellently.

Worst:

The company is huge. Although this is a positive, it can also cause slight issues such as miscommunications between different areas of the business. However, this is outlined and the company always tries to improve in these areas.

Support Services Manager, Healthcare at Compass Group
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