The Dhaka Times Desk The Start-up Job Fair organized by LaunchPad Bangladesh at EMK Center in Dhanmondi last Friday created a lot of enthusiasm and enthusiasm among the youth. The Dhaka Times participating in this fair received a great response.
Those who could not participate in this job fair due to any reason can re-apply to The Dhaka Times by clicking on this link: DhakaTimes.com.bd/jobs
Those who work and want to work with start-ups are expected to attend on August 22 at the EMK Center LaunchPad Bangladesh organized by LaunchPad 360. The start-up job fair and networking session held for the first time in the country saw a huge response from the interested parties. Talented students from different universities started coming to this fair since morning. Especially those who are interested in reading and writing The Dhaka Timesof 'Scribe Required' A lot of interest can be observed among the students regarding the subject. Many students submit their biodata and visit each stall to learn and understand differently.
CEO of Human Resource Management Company Codemate Limited M. Murshed Haider
15 start-ups from 4 departments of the country came to this job fair. To hire manpower according to their needs and people who are studying or have just passed out of about 11 universities of Dhaka come to enrich their careers by working in start-ups. Along with those who think that these small business ventures will one day become a tool to change the country. Many others have also come from working in some reputed multinational company to work with this job fair start-up on equity share basis.
The editor-in-chief of The Dhaka Times and A. And. CEO of Communications Asif Rahman
This job fair starts from 11 am till 3 pm. Hiring manpower alone does not make a start-up go far. Their proper use must be ensured to achieve the objective of recruitment. The CEO of Bangladesh's well-established Human Resource Management Company Codemate Limited highlighted the issue of how to do this easily at 3 o'clock. Murshed Haider.
Calvin L., Cultural Affairs Officer of The American Center, among others. Hayes, Jerry Nicholson, Managing Director of Tinder Capital Bangladesh Limited, Nazmul Ahmed, CEO of Innovation, Editor-in-Chief of The Dhaka Times and A. And. CEO of Communications Asif Rahman. The networking session started with the presence of start-up consultants and lasted till 6 pm.
Those who could not participate in this job fair due to any reason can re-apply to The Dhaka Times by clicking on this link: DhakaTimes.com.bd/jobs
“The Entrepreneurs” launched their LaunchPad Bangladesh project to create an entrepreneurial environment in Bangladesh. They said they will organize more such events to support entrepreneurs and their ventures. This event along with the fair has created a lot of enthusiasm and enthusiasm especially among the youth.
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