Graduates who have bolstered their degree with relevant work experience will reap the benefits when it comes to finding a job, it has been claimed. A recent study by CRAC: The Career Development Organisation found that many graduates do not pursue a career in IT, as they perceive it as "boring". Consequently, employers are becoming increasingly cautious about employing people with standard IT qualifications in favour of those who show added qualities. "It's not just IT skills they're after, it's passion and commitment," said a spokesman for ClickAJob. "Commitment is harder, best demonstrated by go-getter applicants who actively flank their degree by going out and grabbing the right kind of work experience in the holidays or whenever." "Do that, and employers take notice," he says. He added that today's recruiters are more likely to put their faith in someone who "can bet on themselves". CRAC is independent organisation dedicated to career development. Pareto - Graduate IT Sales Jobs with the UK's largest IT companies earning up to £35k OTE
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