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!
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