Sean Kelly
The Foresight Business Group TCD is a unique student body that has served the students and alumni of Trinity College for almost 50 years now. Its mission statement is simple, “To help enable achievement and excellence within the student body by fostering links between business students and the business leaders of today”. Not quite sure what that means? Let me break it down for you.
The Trinity Business Review (TBR) is the first publication of its kind in Europe. Last year, our team recognised a need for a platform to connect undergraduates, graduates and working professionals alike to the latest business developments in country. To bridge this link, we founded TBR, an online based, student led business publication.
Eva Rapkauskaite
Congratulations – you managed to get an interview for an internship or job that you were dreaming about for a long time. But don’t start celebrating just yet…
The Dublin Economic Monitor indicates in its most recent edition (February 2019), that as of Q3 2018 the employed workforce of Dublin measured at 696,200, the highest value since records began by the Central Statistics Office in 1998. Obviously, there is no shortage of available labor and as such, it takes talent to impress employers. Corporations seek the best from a wide pool of potential hires, and to stay competitive anyone seeking future employment will need to hone their professional skills to satisfy the requirements of the corporate world. Taking courses or reading literature on a new skill auxiliary to that of your primary studies might one day make the difference between you and another candidate for your ideal career, or help you discover a completely unexpected career path. Trends on sector growth in Dublin provide valuable insight into what industries are expanding, thus making new hires and from that one can approximate what skills might make them a more valuable member of the workforce:
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