It’s all just a work sample
Moral considerations are always deeply personal. Don’t push these aside, but ask yourself: Do your development perspectives and moral values fit with this employer?
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Moral considerations are always deeply personal. Don’t push these aside, but ask yourself: Do your development perspectives and moral values fit with this employer?
It’s all just a work sample Read More »
Moral considerations are always deeply personal. Don’t push these aside, but ask yourself: Do your development perspectives and moral values fit with this employer?
Employers have moral values Read More »
In a workshop on the topic “Your path into industry,” we discuss the advantages and disadvantages of future employers. “More money, more jobs, more opportunities” is how Bertrand summarises the arguments for large companies.
An interview with Dr. Kertin Seyfarth of “Naturwissenschaftliche Beratung” about her life as entrepreneur.
Being an entrepreneur Read More »
How to find your dream job? First of all you need to get to know yourself. This is the personal inventory.
Podcast: How to find your dream job Read More »
We are a large consulting and auditing firm with more than 170 000 employees worldwide. KPMG delivers a whole range of consulting services beyond auditing and tax counselling, services in deal advisory and within that segment also strategy, to name but a few.
Management consultant Read More »
Nirmal Jivan Shah is ‘the face’ and the CEO of the largest and oldest NGO for conservation in a place where other people make holidays; the Seychelles. We have been lucky to interview him about his career and his social media presence.
Working for an NGO Read More »
An interview with Dagmar Heidinga about working in an ecological consulting firm. What would best describe you as a professional?
I am a ‘Law and Natural Protection Specialist Flora and Fauna.’
Ecological consultant Read More »
An interview with Dr. Eleonore Glitz, Project Consultant at the Projektträger Jülich (PTJ), Department of bio-economy.
An interview with Marlies Westerhof, Policy Officer Nature and Landscape at a municipality in the Netherlands.