During the all-day meeting in Warsaw, young people will be able to talk to managers and other Unilever employees, take part in discussions and multimedia seminars, tour the company’s headquarters, and test themselves by solving business tasks.
– We invite female and male students from the first to the fifth year of any field of study at public and private universities, both from Warsaw and other cities – says Michał Pertkiewicz, responsible for student programs at Unilever. – We want to show up close what work at Unilever looks like: how we work together, what we are like, and encourage dynamic, creative people who enjoy challenges and teamwork to apply for our programs for students and graduates.
Unilever will open its doors to students on Saturday, April 2. To take part in the meeting, you must fill out an application by March 18 at www.facebook.pl/unilever.kariera. Based on this, 80 people will be selected to receive an invitation to the event.
The program includes, among other things, a meeting with Sanjay Dube, President of Unilever in Poland and the Baltic countries, as well as the opportunity for direct conversations with other members of the company’s board, managers, specialists, and Polish employees of the company who work abroad on regional and global projects (via internet connection). Seminars are planned for those interested in internships in specific departments of the company: marketing, sales, finance, logistics, and human resources. The program also includes a conversation with people who completed internships at Unilever and then joined the company’s team, often achieving spectacular successes. Participants will learn everything about the internship programs, the management program, and traineeships organized by Unilever. There will also be time for conversations in a less formal atmosphere.