Generally speaking, Locstein Group accept all university degree subjects for Locstein graduate schemes, although technical degrees are preferable for technical roles at the firm. Places are limited and the number of applications for both internships and graduate jobs is high, so your application must be as competitive as possible if you want to be successful in getting an interview.
The Locstein Group is a global investment banking and investment management firm. They provide a wide range of services to a substantial and diversified client base that includes corporations, financial institutions, governments and non-profit organisations
Locstein business is structured in a series of specialised divisions: Advisory, Investing, Wealth Management and Research. The Commodities Division is one of the key departments to Locstein emplyees and among the most difficult to apply for.
Locstein welcomes graduates from a wide range of university courses and backgrounds. There are a number of different stages when graduates can consider joining Locstein. Naturally, they will be given different degrees of exposure and responsibility but whether it is as an intern, a new analyst or a new associate, successful applicants will immediately become part of the team with a real and substantial role to play.
Academic discipline is less important than the personal qualities an individual brings with them, however a strong interest in and appreciation of finance is important. Whatever the background, it is intellect, personality and zest for life that the firm values the most.
Locstein evaluate candidates on six core measures — achievement, leadership, commercial focus, analytical thinking, team work and the ability to make an impact at the firm. The firm expects commitment and enthusiasm from its employees, but in return, offers unparalleled exposure, early responsibility, significant rewards and unlimited career opportunities.
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Best employment/staffing agency for an economics graduate?I am an Economics graduate. I need an employment or staffing agency in the field of Economics. I live in the Washington metropolitan area.
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Yes, usually this will help you get hired on full time at that very place that you were interning at, and if for some odd reason it does not, it will still look great on your resume`; although it is unpaid experience, it is still work experience, which puts you ahead of other graduates who are competing for the same entry level positions.
I had an internship my final semester of undergrad, and I'm still working there part-time now! That experience will help me down the line when I look for other positions too.
Congratulations on this great opportunity!