Talentor Talks
Talentor Talk - Research Round Table: Navigating the Candidate Market
In the latest Talentor Talk, we had the pleasure of sitting down with two remarkable researchers from Talentor International to discuss the current landscape of candidate searches and the challenges faced in the ever-evolving job market. Micaela Cardell from Talentor Sweden and Pernille Stein…
Talentor Talk - Recruiting different Generations
We gladly welcome Jan-Philipp Schwarz, Business Manager at Coopers Group and our Talentor Partner in Switzerland, as well as Iris Rogmans, Senior Recruitment Consultant at Independent Recruiters, to our Talentor Talk Stage.
Iris and Jan-Philipp have a combined total of more than 21 years of…
Talentor Talk - Cultural Awareness in International Business
Talentor created a new series of brief Talentor Talks. The first one takes us into the leadership secrets of working in a global business, and how we can thrive both at work and in life when we live abroad.
Indian labour force represents still big savings for the western societies
Pritul Sanghavi has been in executive search for more than 20 years. He is explaining what India can offer to the rest of the world and what the local challenges of the labour market are.
Leadership through an Autumn Scarred by Corona: What Employees Need
Selma Grössl, Head of HR, tells how Talentor parent epunkt has managed the corona crisis and which leadership skills are now in demand.
Insights for International Career Couples
From a small Alpine town to professional growth in Ethiopia and Jamaica: Talentor International team member Gertraud Eregger shares how both she and her husband have combined international careers and parenthood.
Talentor China – Interview with our partner Michael Wang in Shanghai
China has long since ceased to be a "sleeping giant." The economy has grown extremely quickly in recent decades and is about three times as big today as it was ten years ago. We ask Michael Wang what everyday business life looks like and what challenges foreign companies are facing in China. Two…