webinar: ¿cómo desarrollar una carrera internacional?

¿Cómo desarrollar una carrera internacional? Javier López Aranguena, Industry Manager Education, eGaming & BIM en Google Moderador: José Díaz Canseco, Socio- Director de The Human Touch y profesor de EAE Business School

16 de Enero de 2014

Webinar de Desarrollo del Talento

Welcome

Students & Staff

Nuestra sesión de hoy

Empiezo por presentarme

Javier López Arangüena

Industry Manager @ Google (sector Educación,

B2B y online gaming)

Industry Analyst Google @ Google (sector

Finanzas, Local, Educación, B2B y gaming)

MBA - INSEAD, Singapur/Fontainebleau

Consultor, The Boston Consulting Group

Licenciado en ADE - Univ. Pontificia Comillas

Licenciado en Derecho - Univ. Pontificia Comillas

Becario United World College, UWC-USA, NM

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Un paso atrás - ¿por qué estamos

aquí? ¿Hacia dónde vamos?

El momento de la verdad...

El triple salto mortal ¿podemos?

Geografía Industria Función

Paso 1: reflexión

¿Quiero una carrera internacional? ¿He

sopesado bien todos los pros y contras

profesionales y personales?

¿Con qué nivel de internacionalización?

(ej. cambio permanente de residencia vs.

trabajar en proyectos esporádicos)

¿Cuántos “saltos” me planteo dar? ¿Es

realista?

¿Qué habilidades/capacidades puedo

ofrecer que se valoren fuera?

(Y por supuesto… idiomas, permisos de

trabajo…)

Paso 2: ¿Cuándo quiero dar el salto? ¿Es

realista? ¿Me falta algo?

Formación adecuada

Experiencia previa en

industria/función objetivo Contactos

Idiomas

(Sin olvidar a… tu jefe… tu escuela/universidad… tus profesores)

Paso 3: tu red profesional es la clave

(Que no te quepa duda alguna: lo vas a conseguir)

Paso 4: perseverancia y paciencia

Y ya por fin…

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Understanding Google

Benefits and Culture

Opportunities

Q&A

Understanding Google

Google Trivia

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• When was Google Founded?

• Who are the Google Founders?

• What was Google’s first product?

• How does Google Make Money?

• What is Google’s Mission?

Google’s mission

Organize the world's information and make it universally

accessible and useful

More than just search

Publishers

Users

Advertisers

Innovating globally

Our products

Over 1 Million

AdWords users Barriers to entry continue to

fall and businesses today

can be global from day one

Publishers Advertisers

Benefits &

Culture

Are the rumors true?

• Celebrities come to talk & perform at the office

• We get a free massage for our birthdays

• We get paid to give back to the community

• We are never more than 150 ft away from food at work

• There are game rooms in the Google offices

• We throw an official company party every week

A look inside Google

Dublin Office

• 2.500+ Googlers

• 65 nationalities

• 67 languages

• From various academic backgrounds (Business,

History, Languages, Cultural studies, Computer

Science, ...)

• 4 Cafés, changing ethnic food lanes

• Age Engage

Google diverse culture

• Hundreds of internal groups o sports, culture, travel, language exchange, bee keeping, ...

• Over 10 ERGs (Employee Resource Groups) o Gayglers, Women at Google, Greyglers, BGN, ...

Opportunities

Google Online Marketing Challenge

The Challenge:

Create a real life marketing campaigns

using Google AdWords and Google+

for a client of your choice

Application:

www.google.com/onlinechallenge

• Pre-registrations are now open

• Challenge starts: Jan

• Challenge ends: Jun

• Winners announced: Jul

Internship Programme

The Programme:

• 3 or 6-month project with a Google host

• Placements in a variety of roles in Sales,

Marketing, Operations, HR, Finance, Analytics or

slightly technical fields

• Assigned own project

• Mentored by a Google Team member

• Fun, fun, fun!

Application:

• www.google.com/students/internseurope

Full-time positions in SMB

SMB Associate Account Strategist

• SMB Sales

• SMB Global Customer Services

• Customer-facing role

• Gaining transferable skills

• Develop strong network within Google

• Build deep understanding of our products and customers

Part of the Business Associate Program

• Two-year curriculum

• On-the-job training,

• Classroom based sessions

• Projects

Application Process

Online Application

• www.google.com/students/emea

• 3-4 months before available for full-time role

• English CV (cover letter not required)

• Phone interview with HR; sometimes phone interview with peer

• 3-4 peer interviews (mostly face-to-face or video conference)

• Internal review

• Offer extension

Q&A

Keep in touch

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¡Gracias!