What FT people say

We regularly ask our people for their views on working at the FT. Our anonymous surveys show that FT people are proud of the brand, love the stimulating culture and enjoy working in close-knit teams with bright friendly people. FT people love their jobs, share their knowledge and feel empowered to make decisions.

But don’t take our word for it, hear it from the horse’s mouth:

“The breadth of the graduate trainee experience is enormously valuable. It helps to prepare you for an equally varied career. Since completing the graduate trainee programme I have worked as a foreign correspondent in India, a contributor to Lex, a Westminster political correspondent, an editorial writer and I'm now chief US economics correspondent. Few media organisations encourage you to range so broadly across issues and around the world.” - Krishna Guha, Chief US economics correspondent, joined the FT as a graduate trainee in 1995.

“You can expect constant challenge, stimulation and unparalleled access to global decision makers.” - Stacy-Marie Ishmael, 2007 graduate trainee

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