13 episodes
German Career Starter Podcast Neal Dietrich
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There are so many untold stories of inspiring Chinese professionals having graduated from German universities that starting this Podcast was the only logical next step. I feel that the Chinese and German side are often still not close enough to each other to have even more impact together. Being a human being and loving to get to know new human beings, I think that everything starts with a simple conversation. That is why here you can listen to real personal stories of human beings and also learn from experts in the German HR and career field.
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#12 | How to build up the right guanxi/network in Germany and China | Stefan Geiger
Stefan Geiger talks about the importance of building strong relationships and how to establish and maintain a good network, and how it differs in China and Germany.
He acquired his degree and master on Chinese studies at the University of Cologne and improved his Chinese at the Nanjing Normal University for one year.
He has been the Managing Director of Chinaforum Bayern e.V. for more than sixteen years. Chinaforum regularly organizes public seminars and lectures on current China topics, along with several events in Bavaria.
Have fun diving into this episode and feel free to connect with Stefan Geiger or Chinaforum!
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#11 | Yuting Peng | How taking risks and challenging yourself is essential to become a good professional
Yutin Peng will share her journey and will let you know how getting out of her comfort zone and having a proactive attitude, made her grow and become a more confident professional.
Peng studied a German Language and Literature BA at Lanzhou University. She then did her Management master's degree at the ESMT University in Berlin.
She started her career as a Project Manager Intern in Digital Innovation at the BSH Home Appliances Group, and she is now an Engineering Analyst at Accenture.
Have fun diving into this episode and feel free to connect with Yuting
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If my podcast is helpful for you, please support it: Leave a 5-star rating and a review and subscribe to it. Suggestions for improvement please send to neal.dietrich@germanyagents.com
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#10 | Sisi Zheng | How to deal with traditional chinese parents' expectations
Sisi Zheng has grown up co-living with two different cultures at the same time. Today, she will share with us her journey managing her parents' expectations, dealing with the confrontation this may cause, and most importantly, believing in your choices.
She studied her B.A. in Business Administration at the Hochschule für Wirtschaft und Recht Berlin and also did a year at the University of the West of England. Later on, she did her M.Sc. in Marketing and Channel Management at Georg-August-Universität Göttingen.
She is now Head of Marketing & Customer Communication for the Southeast region at Deutsche Bahn Regio.
Have fun diving into this episode and feel free to connect with Sisi Zheng on LinkedIn
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My request to you.
If my podcast is helpful for you, please support it: Leave a 5-star rating and a review and subscribe to it. Suggestions for improvement please send to neal.dietrich@germanyagents.com
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#9 | Hanzhong Jiang | How your first job does not have to be the ideal one
Hanzhong will share with us how he started an e-commerce business at a very young age, and how he left Amazon for a better opportunity. We will learn how your first job doesn't have to be your ideal one, you can always choose different paths, taking risky decisions that will lead you to your perfect job.
Hanzhong studied an international business BA at the University of Applied Sciences of Bremen. He was a working student at Daimler during his studies and then he did an internship in the marketing department at Bosch, in China.
He started his career at Amazon as Associate Brand Specialist and, currently, he is the Team Leader Business Development Asian Markets at one of Germany's biggest drug store chains.
Have fun diving into this episode and feel free to connect with Hanzhong via LinkedIn.
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My request to you.
If my podcast is helpful for you, please support it: Leave a 5-star rating and a review and subscribe to it. Suggestions for improvement please send to neal.dietrich@germanyagents.com
Thanks for your 30 seconds of support!
Rate & subscribe to our podcast here at Apple.
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#8 | How to really get to know your boss before starting a job | Zerrin Börcek
In our episode, she will share with us practical tips on how to really get to know your boss before starting a job and how to manage a good network and relationships within your company.
Zerrin Börcek was born in Dusseldorf but raised in Turkey. She attended Rheinisch-Westfälische Technische Hochschule Aachen where she graduated from communication science and IT.
She is now the Founder & Managing Director of Fe: male Innovation Hub, where she promotes female founders and women to create digital added value to their companies.
Zerrrin has recently founded her newest company Teresa.AI UG, which she combines with business coaching and intercultural training helping over one hundred people from unemployment to employment.
Have fun diving into this episode and feel free to connect with Zerrin via Linkedin or through her website: http://www.zerrin-boercek.de/
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My request to you.
If my podcast is helpful for you, please support it: Leave a 5-star rating and a review and subscribe to it. Suggestions for improvement please send to neal.dietrich@germanyagents.com
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#7 | Jia Song | Why staying true to yourself will make you find your way in Germany
Jia Song was born in Germany and raised in China. She attended the University of Hohenheim where she graduated from Economics and Business Administration and the London School of Economics and Political Science.
She currently runs her own consulting firm: West meets East Business Consulting; where they define business opportunities for Western companies in accessing the Chinese market.
She is also the President of German-Chinese High-Tech Alliance e.V. where they strengthen the collaboration in the fields of science, technology, and innovation between China and Germany.
Today we will discover her journey and the experience of living in both: China and Germany from a business and personal perspective. She will give you advice on job seeking and will guide you through the different stages we should go through when looking for jobs.
Feel free to also connect with Jia via Linkedin:
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My request to you.
If my podcast is helpful for you, please support it: Leave a 5-star rating and a review and subscribe to it. Suggestions for improvement please send to neal.dietrich@germanyagents.com
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