IC launching the UK’s largest consultancy jobs board

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The IC’s New Consultancy Jobs Board

Aimed at new and experienced consultants looking for consulting jobs, the jobs board will be open to all consultancy jobseekers while aggregating a host of consultancy jobs from across the web and posting them alongside vacancies from clients.

Through the new jobs board, anyone seeking a position in consultancy can now save time searching through many different job sites with the IC’s new service. The new jobs board also gives jobseekers the ability to save searches, receive customised email alerts and upload their CVs so recruiters can find them.

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