Béatrice Guillaume-Grabisch, global head of human resources and business services at Nestlé, gives hints on how the food giant will fight unconscious biases to give women more opportunities to grow in their careers. At a panel co-hosted by Universum and CNNMoney Switzerland, she also took direct questions from students.WATCH MORE
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What start-ups miss in Switzerland
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Switzerland regaining competitiveness as Europe loses steam
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The largest tourist group in Switzerland’s history
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Why Swiss start-ups go abroad
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How much steam is left in Switzerland’s property market?
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A lean organization is more attractive, asserts Zurich student
Louis von Mérey, student at the University of Zurich, values diversity and simple hierarchies at the workplace. Von Mérey participated in a panel co-hosted by Universum and CNNMoney Switzerland featuring HR heads from Nestlé, Novartis and UBS.