Data company creates 125 jobs in Dublin

The world’s leading research, media and technology company has created 125 jobs in Dublin city centre.

Data company creates 125 jobs in Dublin
Tue, 29 May, 2012 - 09:24

The world’s leading research, media and technology company has created 125 jobs in Dublin city centre.

International Data Group (IDG) Connect has already filled half the positions and will hire another 65 staff in data analysis, campaign management and telephone research in the coming 18 months.

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