Charting Your Career Path with Globibo: Opportunities for Growth and Development

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Career Path in Globibo In Globibo your Development Path has 4 dedicated tracks. The overall strategy is to keep your eyes focused on the development of a holistic personal profile of hard and soft skills. Functional Development • Project Coordinator • Project Manager • Senior Project Manager • Project Director Divisional Development • Translation • Interpretation • Language Courses • Corporate Training • Event Technology Leadership Development • Team Lead • Manager • Senior Manager • General Manager Geographic Development • Local • Relocation • Cross-Border Let’s find out about all these development paths. Functional Development The functional development is driven by the Globibo Excellence Program that follows you for 5-10 years to develop your functional expertise in different areas over 4 levels (Project Coordinator, Project Manager, Senior Project Manager, and Project Director). As a new entrant to the organization, you can leverage past experience to start on a higher level but still require to go through the internal certification process. Division Development Globibo provides different services to corporate and individual clients – including Translation, Interpretation, Language Courses, Corporate Training and Event Technology. Throughout your career progression, you can change and move between divisions to either concentrate on 1 area or diversify your skill set. Leadership Development We value hard as much as soft skills. Team Leadership is of vital importance. Throughout your career at Globibo, you can change positions from a Team Lead, Manager, Senior Manager, and General Manager to Director. Leaders are required to serve as an example in technical skills as much as explicit focus on talent development. Geographic Development Globibo has an international network of offices in exciting marketplaces. Throughout your career progression, you can either focus on your current location or take responsibility for cross-country initiatives to relocate to another market. For more info:https://www.globibo.com/career.php #career #globibo #jobs

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