Mirror
Mirror means mentioning what you think you see, without judging, to show that you want to try to understand. This is a simple way to start a conversation. In safe…
For two days we had the pleasure of working with this year’s round of the Global Graduates Programme at SKF Group: eleven MSc graduates who have had the opportunity to work for 18 months at 3 different locations within the company.
This week is graduation week, and Ordrum’s Erik Mattsson has been assisting the group members with their final speeches – where they try to capture the last 18 months from both a personal and professional perspective. As always, we are very impressed with SKF, which is a truly global company operating in 130 countries.
Good luck to all Global Graduates in your final speeches. And have a safe journey wherever you go next!
Mirror means mentioning what you think you see, without judging, to show that you want to try to understand. This is a simple way to start a conversation. In safe…
What if the communicator is an expert? And what if the expert you’re talking about doesn’t want to let you This was the theme of today’s workshop in an unusually…
Sometimes someone else sums up what you are talking about better than you can yourself. And that happened here at Chalmers University this week. Thank you, Areej R.