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Message from Anh Tho Andres

Anh Tho Andres is a professor in Marketing and Communication at UBIS University based in Geneva, Switzerland.

As a multilingual Translator and Interpreter, and Lecturer in Communication, Anh Tho understands the challenges faced by Professionals in a globalized Corporate World.

Working on her DBA Degree at Paris-Est University (France), Anh Tho Andres is authoring a series of articles on Intercultural communication. She is also working on a series of glossaries in English-French-and Vietnamese on Management subjects. Contact: anhtho.andres@gmail.com for further details.

On this blog, Anh Tho is sharing with students and colleagues her research findings as support material to her ON-GROUND and ONLINE classes.


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Recruitment in International Organizations: 
What is myth and what is reality? 
What will really help you get your foot in the door?

Dear Students,
Dear Professors,

Geneva Business News and UBIS University of Business and International Studies will be hosting a Breakfast Series at the end of each month, beginning in February 2014, to discuss current trends in the local and international job market.
Our first breakfast of the year will focus on navigating the recruitment system in some leading International Organizations. We hope you will join us for this informative session, the first of several.


25 February 2014, 8:30 am – 10:30 am
Where: UBIS conference room, 46 avenue Blanc, Geneva 
(Click HERE for more information)
Language: English (questions can be taken in French)
Registration:  registration@gbnews.ch

Limited to 80 participants.

Description


Millions dream of working for an International Organizations like the United Nations – some because they want to make a positive impact on others, some because they dream of working in foreign countries on subjects that affect the world, like healthcare or human rights. What are the right reasons for wanting to work for one of these organizations? What is myth and what is reality?
The recruitment process in most of these organizations is constantly evolving based on the needs of the various entities –both at headquarters and in the field. What do you do if you are just out of college and want to fulfill our dream of working at the UN or another IGO? What if you have already completed short-term missions for one of these organizations, and would like to seek a permanent position? What if you have worked in the field or for a smaller NGO, and would like to now work for a major IGO? How do you best present yourself, your experiences and your goals?

Experienceed speaker will share their experience, do not miss this opportunity


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