FT Series

Career advice for graduates

Have you just finished university and need to figure out what you are going to do next? Or perhaps you have landed your first job? Here are some expert tips on how to land a job and succeed at work

Is a first class degree really that important?

Many graduate recruiters are weighing up other skills alongside academic achievement

What next for new graduates with no career plans?

Five steps that college leavers can take now to be better-prepared for the future

How to write a top-notch CV

All the top tips for creating an eye-catching résumé

How to succeed at interviews

Making an impact and getting the job you want

How do I get into the investment banking industry?

Your questions for our expert — and readers’ advice

What to wear at work: the new rules

High heels or sandals? Suit or shirtsleeves? Why office dress codes are suddenly in flux

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What if you’re not chosen for a ‘hi-po’ programme?

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How to prioritise in the fog of competing demands

Being overwhelmed with work can limit employees’ ability to make wise choices

How do I network with senior colleagues?

Your questions on working life to our expert — and readers’ advice

Should I build my start-up or get a corporate job?

Your questions for our expert — and readers’ advice

How do I get a job in finance?

Your questions for our expert — and readers’ advice

How do I decide what job to pick after university?

Your questions for our expert — and readers’ advice