The Independent reports today that Clifford Chance (CC) has "quietly introduced a "CV blind" policy for final interviews with all would-be recruits," to overcome Oxbridge bias. There are lots of interesting questions to ask about this. Why quietly? I am guessing this is/was to see how they feel about the quality of recruits a couple of years in, without committing to the scheme prematurely.
January 10, 2014 at 05:40 AM
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The Independent reports today that Clifford Chance (CC) has “quietly introduced a “CV blind” policy for final interviews with all would-be recruits,” to overcome Oxbridge bias. There are lots of interesting questions to ask about this.
Why quietly? I am guessing this is/was to see how they feel about the quality of recruits a couple of years in, without committing to the scheme prematurely.
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