INTERACTIVE: Unilever Graduate Recruitment

JAMES CLOSS, creative director of Syzyg, Campaign, Friday, 25 July 1997, 12:00am,

Presented by a snappy-looking character called ’Uniq’ who looks as though he’d be more at home with Sonic the Hedgehog than a box of washing powder, this is Unilever’s attempt to attract new graduates and help them find a job. I picked the Java option, which means I get a funky and intuitive navigation device, but an extremely slow download. Even using the non-Java option, the graphics (which look great) slow down interaction with the site to a crawl. That said, the site is an excellent introduction to the breadth and diversity of brands held under the Unilever banner and should awaken the interest of a few potential recruits. It’s just a shame I couldn’t find any up-to-date information on positions vacant.

Presented by a snappy-looking character called ’Uniq’ who looks as

though he’d be more at home with Sonic the Hedgehog than a box of

washing powder, this is Unilever’s attempt to attract new graduates and

help them find a job. I picked the Java option, which means I get a

funky and intuitive navigation device, but an extremely slow download.

Even using the non-Java option, the graphics (which look great) slow

down interaction with the site to a crawl. That said, the site is an

excellent introduction to the breadth and diversity of brands held under

the Unilever banner and should awaken the interest of a few potential

recruits. It’s just a shame I couldn’t find any up-to-date information

on positions vacant.



Client Unilever

Brief Produce an interesting site aimed at students that reflects the

company’s image

Created and designed by Simon Labett, David Gambe (Ogilvy & Mather),

Peter Lourenco (Amoeba Graphics)

Programming Oyster Systems

Address www.uniq.unilever.com



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