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Tamas Nyilanszky Student contact email:
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Stefan Riegebauer |
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Stefan Riegebauer Student vita
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born 16.08.1987 in Graz, Austria
1999-2003 AHS GIBS
Bilingual Education
2003-2008 HTL Bulme Graz-Gösting
Electrical Engineering
since 2009 studying Industrial Design
summer jobs
AVL List GmbH
2002 Logistics & Sales
2005 Software Engineering
Magna Steyr AG
2004 Mercedes G - Qualitymanagment
2006 Prototyping
Knapp Logistics & Automation
2007 Electrical Engineering Workshops
Contact:
Email: stefan.riegebauer@gmx.at
blog: stefanriegebauer.blogspot.com
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Maximilian Salesse |
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Maximilian Salesse Student
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Boris Stanimirovic |
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Boris Stanimirovic Student
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Rudolf Stefanich
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Rudolf Stefanich Student vita
> Born 1980 in Vienna
> Diploma in Multimedia Production in 2004
> Worked at several companies as multimedia designer
> Started studies at ID2 Studio Esslinger in 2008 contact email:
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In order to fight ethnic discrimination and promote social integration we focused on the work environment.
Ethnic issues are related to a persons geographical origin, beliefs and customs. Integration within new society happens primarily at the workspace.
Unfortunately, the last name and origin of someone can be an obstacle in obtaining a desired job. Applications are often filtered regarding
someones cultural background.
Although "positive" discrimination is a reoccurring method to include minorities, it still takes people's place of birth into account.
Therefore, the idea of a "nameless" job portal would exclude any kind of ethnic discrimination whatsoever to all users: all applications are
anonymous, geographical and religious information is omitted. Only the relevant qualities would be visible: skills, portfolio, motivations, interests and personality should be the key elements to promoting oneself.
The "nameless portal" would fight discrimination by focusing on objective and work related facts.