CV is not really the key to be hired, it's more a mix of passion and will to learn the programmes they sell.
Midlevel, London - 19 Jun 2018
Yes, by not requiring CV's the company does not discriminate on an applicants background.
Midlevel, London - 19 Jun 2018
The company doesn't look at CVs. They don't care about where you went to school, as long as you are passionate about Data Viz you are considered the same as everyone else.
Midlevel, London - 19 Jun 2018
The interview process is CV blind - you are judged on the work you create and that is pretty much it. At no point did I send a CV. They don't care about where you went to school or anything like that, only what you created.
Graduate, London - 19 Jun 2018
Your CV is not something they are interested in, rather your ability with the software and your willingness to learn
Graduate, London - 19 Jun 2018
Nothing explicitly as yet. But the recruitment process, where CVs aren't considered, does help to address bias towards big name universities.
Midlevel, London, UK - 19 Jun 2018
To be honest, I'm not close with the hiring process - so I'm not the best person to ask; however, the Core team of consultants do visit various careers fairs across the country and don't seem to favour applications from one type of background. For example, all of the Data School intakes have been markedly different in make-up - in ethnicity, background, and personality.
Midlevel, LONDON - 19 Jun 2018
The hiring process is focus on interest, passion and wish to learn. So your degree or where have you studied is not important. That allows people from different backgrounds apply and join.
Experienced, Madrid - 15 Jun 2018
They treat them like everyone else.
Graduate, London - 15 Jun 2018