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Although they were outnumbered, a number of women
students also found their way to Copenhagen. After
the bus picked them up at Lund University, students
received a GN information pack they could read on the
way to GN. There were refreshments, too, for them to
snack on to accompany the information pack, which
told about six GN engineers and their opinions about
working at GN.
A Swedish engineer at GN ReSound, told the students about his own experiences
working in Denmark. GN’s senior vice president for HR, Niels Wendelboe
(picture), was also there to tell the visitors about GN’s ambitions with respect
to staff and explain, among other things, how important it is for the company
to have an international working environment, with employees from many
different countries and cultures, and to provide its employees with supplementary
education and training.
Sofi a Hedenström is studying
engineering physics. “I’m
here because I’m curious to
hear more about working in
Denmark. As far as I know,
GN is the fi rst company to
hold an event like this. It
sounded exciting, so that’s
why I came.”
Vara Goluguri is studying
IC design. “It’s been an
exciting event, with a lot
of interesting information.
GN’s brochure materials
are good. It’s interesting to
hear about other engineers’
experience with GN and
working abroad. I’d like to
work in Europe for a few
years and then go back to
India to work.”
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