Is the Google interview process justified?

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Join us for our free event! How to create compelling content that resonates with your audience Wednesday 3 October 2018 6:00pm – 9:00pm BOOK YOUR PLACE The Soho Hotel 4 Richmond Mews London W1D 3DH [map] In the Information Age, content can be found everywhere across traditional, digital and social channels and in a multitude of formats. But with so much content being pumped out, how can you stand out from the crowd and what makes a piece of content good or bad? Mynewsdesk invites you to its free event featuring guest speakers from Edelman, CNBC and Stroke Association, to investigate what makes for engaging content and why it's important for companies to get it right. Join us to hear their thoughts on the value that good content can bring to organisations, and to network with fellow attendees at the drinks reception afterwards. BOOK YOUR PLACE Toby Gunton joined Edelman in October 2016, taking up the post of General Manager at Edelman UK. Since joining the firm he has been responsible for their Creative and Digital offering, with the creation of their new practice, Edelman Deportivo. Cristy Garratt is the Head of Digital Video and Social Media at CNBC International, based in the leading business and financial news network's London headquarters. Cristy manages a team of multimedia journalists in London, Singapore and Hong Kong, and has been with CNBC since 2015. Anil Ranchod, Stroke Association's Deputy Director PR & Communications, has featured in PR Week's Power Book 2018 and has also won six AMEC Awards including two golds for effective Measurement and Evaluation of Communications.       Copyright © 2018 Mynewsdesk. All rights reserved.

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