How to acquire international potential workers in Brazil

This book was written with the purpose of explaining
to European readers how Brazilian universities are
accredited and why European employers should seek
Brazilian university graduates. Furthermore, the
reader will find characteristics of Brazilian
workers and see how European companies can benefit
from recruiting Brazilian university graduates.

• "Over the next 50 years, Brazil''s GDP growth rate
  averages 3.6%. The size of Brazil''s economy
  overtakes Italy by 2025; France by 2031; UK and
  Germany by 2036." Goldman Sachs

  Autorentext
  is Brazilian and studied at Unifei in Brazil, and at Zeppelin University in Germany. She has attended to several courses related to intercultural management, also in Oxford. With large experience abroad, she currently works as Marketing & Export Manager at Silit and is responsible for the Americas and East Europe.

  Klappentext
  This book was written with the purpose of explaining to European readers how Brazilian universities are accredited and why European employers should seek Brazilian university graduates. Furthermore, the reader will find characteristics of Brazilian workers and see how European companies can benefit from recruiting Brazilian university graduates. - "Over the next 50 years, Brazil's GDP growth rate averages 3.6%. The size of Brazil's economy overtakes Italy by 2025; France by 2031; UK and Germany by 2036." Goldman Sachs