Full Cycle Recruiter - Anonymous employee FDM Group Employee Review

5.0
Jul 12, 2017
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Mentorship, Strong Company Culture, Positive Environment, Home-Work Life Balance, Career Growth As a veteran looking for a career, FDM put me in the position to grow my skills in recruitment by giving me strong mentors and making training readily available. While recruitment can be seen as a job with limited growth, FDM gives its employees the opportunity to broaden their experience and cross into more exciting roles like Account Management and Business Development.

Cons

As a company that focuses on nurturing the careers of recent graduates and transitioning veterans I can honestly say that the opportunity is great.

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