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Campus Conditioning

WeP as a company is known for nurturing the new talents and being one of the growth-oriented industry, we have been visiting the colleges to provide an opportunity to the fresh talents to make their career in this competitive field.
Every year we run a campaign called Campus Conditioning through which we reach out to best and suitable colleges in India to hire their best students.
We reach the campus at the beginning of the recruitment drive to select the appropriate candidates for the position on hire since reaching late would result in the best candidates getting hired by other firms visiting the same campus. After crafting a good assessment tests to evaluate the candidate’s overall skills and talent, only the best candidates are shortlisted, and others get filtered out.
This time, being the 14th batch of Campus Conditioning and having built a Brand Value, we are giving out an opportunity to the candidates from remote locations, who are from government colleges.
There are students out there who are studying in villages or govt colleges just because they can’t afford the private colleges fee. To our surprise, the campaign went on well, the students scored high scores in aptitude tests. This shows knowledge wise even remote location students are at par with metro city college students. The only constraint is that they face challenges in communication skills and soft skills.
They are not exposed to multiple languages as metro city colleges students are. However, WeP has created one more milestone in strengthening the youths of the nation. We would be giving more opportunities to freshers this year since we have added one business line to WeP where we are the appointed distributors of Ricoh Asia Pacific. WeP is known for striving to bring new approach to the market and we are sure Ricoh project would be boon for WeP as well as deserving Fresh candidates.

Content by:- 
Sushritha Katti
HR Executive

Scripted by:-
Nandini Ramesh 
Marketing Manager

Dt. 18-02-2020


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