It was a fine Saturday morning (30 July 2016) when our 12 IBM CSC team in Thailand trooped out to visit the University for a CSR activity. We were joined by ABV's cheery David and the ever affable Nisagon from IBM Thailand for a sumptuous lunch along with a clutch of University Professors and students. Exchange of pleasantries over some great food and drinks helped us acquaint ourselves to the University members.
Our teams then delivered a career advancement workshop - "Design your future with IBM" - to close to 100 university students from Engineering, Actuarial Sciences, MIS, etc. , including a few PhD. students.
We delivered 3 break-out sessions spanning a range of professional skills, including consulting, technical and business operations, and had great interactions with many students who were all very enthusiastic and curious about IBM and its career roadmaps.
The University director presented us a token of appreciation in the form of a body lotion/Deo Limited edition pack made for the University by the "HARNN" brand. The uniqueness of this brand was the fact that this wasn't available for sale in the market and was only made for the University using the fragrance of the flower growing on some trees in the University campus. What a wonderful gift for us IBMers!!!
Our teams then delivered a career advancement workshop - "Design your future with IBM" - to close to 100 university students from Engineering, Actuarial Sciences, MIS, etc. , including a few PhD. students.
We delivered 3 break-out sessions spanning a range of professional skills, including consulting, technical and business operations, and had great interactions with many students who were all very enthusiastic and curious about IBM and its career roadmaps.
The University director presented us a token of appreciation in the form of a body lotion/Deo Limited edition pack made for the University by the "HARNN" brand. The uniqueness of this brand was the fact that this wasn't available for sale in the market and was only made for the University using the fragrance of the flower growing on some trees in the University campus. What a wonderful gift for us IBMers!!!
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