Recruiting film is online!

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HZB has launched a new recruiting film to attract talented people from administration, IT and technology. In cooperation with an external film company, our HR department has produced a video with a lot of commitment and creativity that presents the unique opportunities and team spirit at our centre.

This film will soon be used in job advertisements, campaigns, on social media and at job fairs to get specialists excited about our centre.

We invite you to watch the film: Simply click on the following link to go directly to the video on youtube.

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