Welcome at Coopers – Nevin Schuler
Before the year draws to a close, we would like to introduce a new colleague who joined us mid-October - welcome aboard, Nevin!
Nevin Schuler works as a Talent Acquisition Specialist in our Bern office, where he supports the recruitment of specialists and managers in the IT sector. He works part-time and is simultaneously completing his Bachelor's degree in Business Administration at the Bern University of Applied Sciences.
5 Questions for Nevin
To get to know him a little better, we asked Nevin to select and answer five questions from a list of questions. Here we go:
1) Which App or Newsletter do you read regularly?
The Handelszeitung Lunch Topics Newsletter.
2) What did you want to become when you were a child?
Professional soccer player or whale conservationist.
3) Which country do you absolutely want to travel to one day?
Ecuador and the Galápagos Islands, because where else can you see turtles and penguins at the same time in the wild?
4) What could you not live without?
Love, soccer, vacation by the beach. In this order.
5) What would you do if you won the lottery?
Buy a nice house, travel, invest and donate.
If you want to know even more about Nevin, feel free to contact him directly.
Here is Nevin's contact information.
Nevin, we wish you a great time at Coopers!
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