In the past decade, we have witnessed the internet becoming an increasingly visual space. Our Facebook and Twitter streams are flooded with colourful images, and companies like Pinterest or Instagram have achieved success by building their business around what can be seen, rather than what can be said. The world of eCommerce hasn’t been immune to this trend, as a matter of fact online shoppers are...
Read More
Parcelhub has launched a ground-breaking logistics support solution for its eCommerce clients, providing them with levels of service and transparency never before seen in the industry. The fast-growing firm now handles parcel shipping for over 500 eCommerce, eBay and Amazon retailers and has become known for its innovative technology and intuitive solutions for the ‘final mile’, often the most complex, time consuming and costly part of...
Read More
Raises £2,449.50 of £2,000 target for Lincs and Notts Air Ambulance Back in July, 12 members of the Parcelhub and Mail Workshop teams attempted three of the highest peaks in the Lake District; Skiddaw, Helvellyn, and Scafell Pike, all of which exceed 3,000 feet in height. However, due to adverse weather conditions, the team was advised to abandon the attempt to climb England’s highest peak, Scafell Pike,...
Read More
Role: Junior Applications / Software Analyst and Developer Location: Nottingham Time: Full time Application deadline: August 31st 2016 Closing date for interviews: Sept 20th 2016 Role description: You will need to have a working knowledge and proven skills in ASP, .NET, MVC, C#, and SQL, and will be required to maintain existing projects as well as managing, analysing, designing and developing new ventures. This role will suit someone who has a background...
Read More
On July 9th and 10th, 12 members of the Parcelhub and Mail Workshop teams attempted three of the highest peaks in the Lake District; Skiddaw, Helvellyn, and Scafell Pike, all of which exceed 3,000 feet in height. Despite adverse weather conditions, on the Saturday the team battled their way up Helvellyn (950 m) in grim weather, and got within touching distance (and we’re counting it!) of...
Read More