Media & creative

Clients in this sector are demanding more and more from their candidates, which is leading to a dearth of skills in the industry

Britain’s media & creative sector doesn’t appear to have learned the lessons of the dotcom revolution at the turn of the century. While web designers with no experience in graphic design were widely sought after in 1999, these days it is candidates who understand social media and mobile technology that are in short supply.

In increasingly tougher economic times...

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