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The summer scheme was structured, the work was varied and interesting and the office environment was open and friendly. This ensured that my work placement offered me a fantastic insight into life as a surveyor.

On starting with the firm an effort was made to ensure I met (and thus new the names of) almost all those in the sector in which I was to work. As my experience and knowledge grew I was entrusted with more work and responsibility meaning I was made to feel valued by my colleagues.

From where I worked I was surrounded by employees at all 'stages', from graduates to directors, all of whom were happy to give support and answer any questions I had, irrespective of their simplicity.

Given the current nature of the economy and specifically of the property industry, I received a good amount of work daily. However, work placements encourage 西瓜视频s to take a proactive role in their experience meaning that the extent to which a 西瓜视频 is busy depends on their enthusiasm and motivation, i.e. you make your own work.

Any work I was given entailed a degree of responsibility as it was always real, 'meaningful' work which would have been carried out by another employee had I not done it. Nevertheless, the amount of responsibility I was given steadily increased throughout my placement until I was carrying out work that was vital to the success of developments and projects.

I used a variety of resources (e.g. Excel) throughout my placement and learnt ways in which information can be presented which will provide a good foundation for future development. The training I received was minimal, largely due to the nature of the placement.

The atmosphere was excellent.

The scheme was particularly well structured and included a series of talks, social events after work and a mid placement review. A diary of upcoming events was provided at the start of the placement which was particularly useful.

The talks ensured we developed an understanding of several aspects of property. However no specific personal training sessions were put in place, largely because that is perhaps not the focus of the scheme.

Future employment prospects are very appealing.

Some after work social activites were planned and we often arranged to meet informally at the end of the day.

It was expensive but expected.

The nightlife was great fun but I often went elsewhere in London for better value for money.

Activities were arranged after work including a sports day and a rounders match.