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Comments

[ourman]

Excellent idea. Not sure I'll ever be able to help but have added to RSS and will be following the experiment with interest.

[Gina]

Sally - what a BRILLIANT idea! I'll be letting all my colleagues know about this, and hopefully we'll be able to source some brilliant stories for the people posting requests.

Why not produce a badge that we can post on our agency blog?

Gina
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[Euphrosene]

Hi Sally - Many thanks for the link. I have added this site to my resources links and included it in the blog... although I am sure it will be a great success anyway.

Cheers Euphrosene

[Carrie]

Hello, looking to talk to a couple of teaching assistants about their work for a couple of features - please email me at carrie.dunn@gmail.com if you can help! Thanks.

[Eddie M]

Great idea - I can't believe the 'my brain hurts' reception you have got over on the student journalism blog, you'd think a prerequesite of writing about finding case studies for a national newspaper as so many reporters do would be to be one of them!

[Sally Whittle]

Thanks Eddie - I suspect the author of that blog post didn't really think through the practicalities before committing digital pen to paper. But I'm really glad so many people do seem to "get" what we're trying to do.

Sally

[Carol Bustos]

Hi! I came across your blog and I thought you might be interested to learn about the survey conducted by Top Employers Ltd pertaining to the factors that lead to the career choices of Oxbridge students looking for a graduate job in the UK.
The results were very surprising and unexpected. You might want to share them to your readers.
Thanks!