Meraki Insights
A range of blogs and market views of interest to candidates and clients alike.
Meraki Talent, the Scottish recruitment consultancy backed by former Dragon’s Den star James Caan CBE, has announced multiple appointments as part of their market expansion as the business continues to experience unprecedented activity throughout 2019. The firm are launching an Accountancy & Finance recruitment offering which will serve the needs of clients within Commerce & Industry across the Central Belt of Scotland.
What's the going rate for talent in Accountancy & Finance roles? Find out with our Salary Guide.
Demand for Finance professionals has always been a strong barometer for the economy, well 2019 has been another strong year for Finance hiring in Scotland at a time when our economy has been growing quicker than the rest of the UK. In our salary guide for Accountancy and Finance, the Meraki Talent team have pulled together this report to give you an insight into salaries in Scotland.
Are salaries slowing down or soaring? Take a look at our Salary Guide for Financial Services in Scot
Within the ever-changing sector of financial services, it’s crucial to map the market and stay up-to-date on recent trends. To help our clients and candidates across the Financial Services sector in Scotland our team have been working extra hard collating data from market intelligence reports, client surveys and consultant analysis to create our latest Salary Guide for Financial Services in Scotland.
Day in the life of: Scott Caithness
“What’s it like working as a recruiter?” or more perhaps more directly “What does a recruiter actually do?” These are two questions commonly asked about recruitment agencies. Although their main aim is the same, many agencies approach things differently. Here’s a day in the life of Scott Caithness, our Marketing and Comms Consultant, going behind the scenes to share the details of how we spend our time.
Job interviews – how to nail non-verbal communication
A good interview. It’s not just about the words coming out of your mouth. All your non-verbal messages and body language will tell a story of their own, helping the interviewer make up their mind about you without you almost being aware of it. And they’ll be forming their first impression from the moment they walk towards you to shake hands.
