Meet Corissa
My name is Corissa Grech and I am native Maltese. I have graduated at University of London Graduate as a BSc in Business Administration with HR. Working in Recruitment allows me to interact with different people on a daily basis. It helped me in growing as an individual and also understanding different positions in a wide range of industries.
How I joined Triple 3
I have contacted Triple 3 Group through European Language Jobs, by sending my CV and a short cover letter as to who I am and why I would be an asset for the job. As I am Maltese I had a face-to-face interview with Mr Hagberg, and I was accepted on the first interview. I started with Triple 3 Group as an intern for 3 months in 2016. Currently, I am a Junior Recruitment Consultant for the company. During my internship I found myself growing as a person and as a recruiter.
My Experience with Triple 3 Group Recruitment
Starting with Triple 3 Group was a challenge, as I had no experience in working in Recruitment. However the environment and the group dynamics was something I fell accustomed to. Proper training was given to me by my manager. This was beneficial as after a month new interns joined the company and I was able to train them to the company’s procedures.
Conducting interviews was and still is an exciting process for me. Reason being as you would never know what you will be expecting, from the candidates. My role is not to recruit for only one sector, but to multitask in different sectors. This challenge could be a handful to get used to, but at the end of the day I always feel satisfied with my job, as it is not a routine job.
Can you sum your stay internship up?
Triple 3 Group is a very small company but we are also very hard working individuals. We get along very well in the office and we support one another on different positions. As our training was not only on one specific industry, we are able to be divers and work in a productive environment. The company helps individuals to find the right jobs suited for them, and to match them with the right client, where they would be able to grow within their company. It does not only focus on specific industries, but rather a spectrum of industries.
How can Triple 3 Group recruitment help?
My advice to prospective individuals looking to join Triple 3 Group would be only one – if you are looking for a challenge and gaining experience, Triple 3 Recruitment is the right choice for you. On the other hand, my advise for potential new or old candidates is – never give up on what you want to achieve as today may be your day. Also Malta is not always a country that people decide to go for. However Maltese people are friendly and try to help out whenever they can. We also have very good weather, yes it could be cold, but all in all it is a great country to live in.
Contact
Corissa Grech
Recruitment Consultant
corissa.grech@triple3group.com
+356 2010 6220
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