FDM Group: Outsourced Recruitment Services
Former Managing Director at FDM Group
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Why is this interview interesting?
- FDM Group Mountie recruitment strategies
- How a customer utilises FDM services
- Cost of training and recruiting via bank graduate schemes
- Internal vs external recruitment costs
- Challenges for FDM to scale UK mounties
FDM Group: Outsourced Recruitment Services(April 30, 2021)
Andy King
Former Managing Director at FDM Group
Andy has experience as both a Managing Director at FDM Group and also as one of the largest customers. Andy was the Global Head of Testing at Barclays Wealth where he was running large projects using FDM as a client. He was then hired by FDM to run the UK division which he scaled to over 400 consultants globally working with some of the biggest banking customers for the company.
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