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EPISODE · May 24, 2021 · 32 MIN

FRANCK VITTE on What Has Changed In The Job Market & Recruitment Process

from Career Success Stories · host Eileen Seah

Franck Vitte is the CEO of BLUE SG where he built the company from scratch. He shared many actionable pointers (use the approximate time stamps for ease of access): 06:47 Quote from Charles Darwin on the why we need to adapt in times of CoVid. 10:47 Find the opportunities in the sea of change 14:44 1st takeaway from his personal experience 15:49 What has changed from the recruiters' perspective 22:33 Criteria used by recruiters to select candidates 29:03 Quote from Nelson Mandela Thank you Franck, for the final surprise tip where jobseekers can be more mindful, throughout the entire interview process. To stay abreast of upcoming live talks, subscribe to our channels: https://linkedin.com/company/artofcareermain https://facebook.com/artofcareer​ https://youtube.com/c/TheArtOfCareer​ To receive inspirational quotes, head to https://instagram.com/artofcareer​ #artofcareer​ #jobs​ #jobsearch​ #career​ #careertransition​ #careerjourney​ #interviews​ #jobinterviews #jobexperience #competencies #lackjobexperience #overconfidence #directworkexperience #directexperience

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