Working abroad for Swedtel
If you are looking to work internationally in a team striving to create high quality
results and achieve challenging objectives you should join Swedtel.
Varied assignments
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As an international business integrator, we offer many diverse career opportunities
around the world. You may be assigned to perform a more theoretical analysis and
evaluation of a business area, generating strategies and plans or the hands-on execution
of company-wide programs for development and value growth. Key success factors in
the latter discipline include human resource development, process-oriented methods,
cross-cultural skills and the systematic transfer of know-how within all operator
areas, including; product development, marketing and sales, customer care, billing
and network.
Short and long-term
A short-term assignment lasts less than six months and can involve evaluating or
producing document deliverables e.g., a business plan, a strategy or an action plan
for transforming an existing telecom service provider, or starting-up a brand new
telecom company. The business plan may lead to a further long-term assignment; ensuring
implementation of the start-up or transformation process. This means implementing
a fully functioning organizational unit with human resources and support systems
or ensuring that the network is installed according to the technical plans and that
the quality of service targets are verified in the acceptance testing.
Transferring knowledge
In all longer projects, the exchange of know-how and on-the-job-training of management
and other key staff plays a vital role. The deliverables include documents, all
the way to an up-and-running company with trained staff. Regardless of your core
competence, whether billing, network, customer care etc, working for Swedtel abroad
involves transferring knowledge on a day-to-day basis to the client.
Understanding of and respect for diverse cultures
To execute a project successfully, a thorough understanding of the local culture
is necessary. Hands-on experience from another culture is therefore a strong merit.