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06.03.26
NHS Myth-Busters — Separating the noise from the reality
Before you write off the NHS based on headlines, let's look at the actual picture.
02.03.26
Destination NHS — why this is a smart strategic career move - not a stepping stone
My take on the significant strategic upside of making the NHS a cornerstone of your long-term career planning.
26.02.26
Thinking of Relocating to the UK to Practise? Here's What I'd Tell a Friend.
Practical, no-nonsense advice from someone who works in UK clinical recruitment every day.
26.02.26
Why Practising in the UK Is One of the Best Career Moves You'll Ever Make
For clinicians considering a move to the UK — here's the honest case for why it works.
17.02.26
Congratulations, Raj!
An outstanding first year with Indigo. We're all grateful for your efforts, commitment and brilliant contribution (and personality of course! ).
20.01.26
Level Three Recruitment: Why “Right First Time” Is No Longer Optional.
Most hiring decisions feel right at the point they’re made. The CV stacks up. The interview is smooth.
References confirm what you already want to believe. On paper, everything looks sound. And yet months later, sometimes much later, it becomes clear the hire isn’t delivering what the business truly needs.
By that stage, the cost is no longer theoretical. A failed hire typically costs between two and three-and-a-half times salary, depending on how long it takes to recognise the issue. That figure includes lost productivity, disruption to teams, re-hiring costs and the opportunity cost of momentum lost while the role underperforms
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