It's me, Jana

I love any conversation about plants and animals. Seeing animals in ‘the wilderness’  brings out the happy and excited inner child in me. A few years ago, I discovered the world of green thumbs. I started with a few houseplants and a tiny backyard garden for vegetables, edible flowers and spices. In all honesty: my first attempts turned out to be depressingly unsuccessful. The outdoor plants did comparably well, but most of my indoor plants did not see a point in living. After gathering at least superficial knowledge on how plants can be kept alive and pretty, my success rate went up, and so I turned my room into an urban jungle during the pandemic.

Another passion related to my fascination for the natural world is sustainability. Lately, it has become a trend to be picked up by both individuals and companies. In this case, I am shamelessly following the trend as I believe it is not only essential but should be picked up way more thoroughly throughout various societal structures. Sustainability, for me, is not only an environmental concern but also a discussion of education, equality and humanitarian acts, as well as creating a stable economy for large groups of people. 

We are making Campus Recruitment an actual function. For a growing company, it is crucial to expand its roots and leave among young talents. Visibility in the early stages is essential to make people aware of the great opportunities awaiting them when working in a tech-savvy and very social environment. I want to make sure we are streamlining the recruitment processes of young talents across our countries and teams, exploring and fulfilling young people's needs, and getting our name out there. We can achieve even more by implementing employer branding strategies and helping graduates find the right place for their endeavours and skill development.