Pros
The training you get is good - you learn a lot The companies on their books are companies that would not usually hire graduates straight out of Uni If you get placed outside of London, the pay is decent, particularly in the 3rd Year
Cons
You have to be geographically flexible The training is unpaid and can last longer than the stated 16 weeks You have to commit for a 2 year minimum period I can live with the two cons above however. What I cannot live with is the lack of communication between the FDM Mounties placed onsite and the account managers. It has been really poor from the outset. They don't respond to emails and you hear about important things through the grapevine. Also, the client whose site you are placed on is also sometimes kept in the dark. It really needs to be sorted out and thus they will only get 2 starts from me
