The Importance of Connecting
At 25 years old having sadly lost my Mum, I quickly realised I was going to have to grow up very fast, because life had to carry on and it would be challenging without my mum around. I started spending
Millenials: The Young Generation Shaping the Future
Millennials or “Snowflakes”, as they are now being referred to, are getting a bad press. Millennials are anyone born between 1980 and 2000, so I myself would be included in this category. I have read many negative articles over the
Is staying in the same company a bad thing?
Rewind seven years to 2010, the year of my graduation: the industry was still facing backlash from the recession and unemployment among graduates was increasing since the 2007 crash. There were still jobs out there, but the number of applicants
14 Years at Success Appointments: Nadine Tipping
I joined Success in November 2003, aged 26 with five years’ industry experience. I started on a six-month contract working out of the London office, looking after the Buying graduate desk as maternity cover. I absolutely loved the fast pace
How to manage a mid-life career crisis
I’m 45, Joint Managing Director of a fantastic Recruitment business and love what I do as a profession: help candidates make great career moves and empower our clients with the best talent to build their businesses, but there have been
Loving without sound
I met my wife Sophie over ten years ago on a Jewish website called Jdate. Although online dating was not a new experience, dating someone who was profoundly deaf certainly was. While I had experience dealing with deaf customers in
Should I stay or should I go?
Having worked here at Success for 12 years, recruiting across the Buying and Merchandising sectors from graduate level upwards, I’ve handled hundreds of offers, resignations and counteroffers. Today’s B&M market is buoyant and opportunities are out there, but getting the
Mummy vs. Director – A working mum’s survival guide
I recently returned from my 2nd maternity leave and I am the proud mum of two beautiful girls. Ruby, a head strong and funny five year-old about to start Year 1 at infant school and Bella the fast moving, stair
How relevant is design to value retailers?
Much has been said about the rise of online multi-channel retail, now a driving force in all areas of consumer buying habits – especially fashion. The drawback that this channel has for clothing retailers is the amount of returns that