Azercell, dedicated to its tradition of taking an active part at job fairs every year in the country, joined the 4th job fair “Bridge between the talented and career opportunities” held on February 25 at ADA University.
For the first time, Azercell introduced “Create your career brand” seminar in the framework of Student Programs. Company representatives met the students and supported them in making the valuable choice in life - development of personal brand. The representatives conducted seminars on the topics of professional preparation for interview, effective presentation techniques, identification of personal features, “what does recruitment specialist think about you” and other useful information on interview. Over 100 students attended the seminar.
The event was aimed at providing students and graduates of ADA University with information about opportunities in labor market and requirements for young talents in developing industries in public and private sectors.
Azercell Telecom continuously supports talented youth in building career and finding their places in labor market. With its own initiative, Azercell has organized Career Days on a regular basis. Talented young individuals striving to join the company involve in such events to meet with Azercell officials and get information about company activities. Under the Student Programs of the company, bright students of Azerbaijani universities get a great opportunity to receive special bursary from Azercell and take internship at various divisions of the company. Also, majority of social projects conducted by the company are related with the education.
Azercell will continue to provide its support to talented youth in building successful career.
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Azercell Telecom LLC was founded in 1996 and since the first years sustains a leading position in the market. Azercell introduced number of technological innovations in Azerbaijan: GSM technology, advance payment mobile services, M2M,MobilBank, GPRS/EDGE (mobile internet), 24/7 Customer Care, full-time operating Azercell Express offices, mobile e-service “ASAN imza” (ASAN signature) and others. With 48,2% share of Azerbaijan’s mobile market Azercell’s network covers 99,8% of the country’s population. In 2015, the number of Azercell’s subscribers reached 4,5 million people. In 2011 Azercell deployed 3G and in 2012 the fourth generation network – LTE in Azerbaijan. The Company is the leader of Azerbaijan’s mobile communication industry and the biggest investor in the non-oil sector. Azercell is a part of TeliaSonera Group of Companies serving 186 million subscribers in 17 countries worldwide with 27,000 employees.
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