RBS improves engagement with graduates and sees fewer drop-outs

Direct engagement with graduates between their acceptance date and first day has helped The Royal Bank of Scotland dramatically reduce the numbers of people leaving their graduate programme before their designated start date.
Fri, 24 Apr 2015 | By Graham Simons

Direct engagement with graduates between their acceptance date and first day has helped The Royal Bank of Scotland dramatically reduce the numbers of people leaving their graduate programme before their designated start date.

Speaking at an event yesterday (23 April), organised by in-house...

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