Antopodi: Teoriasta käytäntöön - soveltava antropologia Anna Haverisen uralla

Tässä jaksossa Anna Haverinen kertoo opintopolustaan ja antropologisen osaamisen hyödyntämisestä työelämässään. Miten rakentaa uraa aloittelevana antropologina ja millaista kilpailuetua antropologia voi tarjota työmarkkinoilla? Entä miten antropologiaa voi soveltaa työelämässä? Jakson lopussa Anna jakaa konkreettisia vinkkejä opiskelijoille, vastavalmistuneille ja antropologiasta kiinnostuneille. Lisäksi hän kertoo, millaisista aineksista ”antropologian salainen resepti” syntyy ja miksi kannattaa opiskella juuri antropologiaa. Annan lukuvinkkejä: - Anna Haverinen: Asiantuntijaksi, johtajaksi ja yrittäjäksi - humanismin ansiosta? Teoksessa Lotta Aarikka & Piia Alvesalo (toim.): Ratkaiseva Humanisti – Kaksitoista innostavaa tarinaa työelämästä - Jakob Krause-Jensen: The Flexible Firm – The Design of Culture at Bang & Olufsen - Karen Ho: Liquidated – An Ethnography of Wall Street - Whitney Phillips: This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things – Mapping the Relationship Between Online Trolling and Mainstream Culture

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