BP, which runs one of the oil and gas sector’s best-known graduate recruitment programs, said the number of graduates will be down from its usual 800-1,000. A BP spokesman explains that the smaller number of graduates reflect the size of the organization after selling several billion dollars’ worth of its businesses and assets. “We’re a smaller company so [there are] fewer places, but we still need a good flow of new talent for the future.”
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