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EPISODE · Jul 25, 2024 · 35 MIN

Climate Career Success: Insights from EcoVadis Hiring Experts featuring Alix Barraud & Elina Fernandez Avancini

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Are you passionate about sustainability and eager to build a meaningful career in the field? Tune in to our upcoming episode, "Climate Career Success: Insights from EcoVadis Hiring Experts," featuring Alix Barraud, Senior Talent Acquisition Specialist, and Elina Fernandez Avancini, People Development Senior Associate at EcoVadis. EcoVadis, the world's leading provider of business sustainability ratings, partners with giants like CocaCola, AXA, Nestlé, and Air France-KLM Group to drive impactful change. In this episode, you’ll get expert insights on what EcoVadis looks for in candidates, discover diverse career opportunities, and get tips on making your application stand out. Plus, stay ahead with the latest industry trends and future skills needed in the sustainability sector. Don't miss this chance to supercharge your climate career journey! 🌍✨ P.S. EcoVadis is currently hiring for loads of positions globally across different sectors. https://careers.smartrecruiters.com/ecovadis

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