Preparing for a Post-covid Career

How can young professionals entering the workforce be prepared for a post-COVID world? COVID-19 has resulted in ongoing changes in global business, leading companies to reassess costs and strategies, including those around the future of work and the changing nature of jobs. Living through an economic downturn may not be easy for young professionals about to enter the workforce, but it presents them with opportunities to acquire and develop skills required for the ‘new normal’.

MIM'21 - Meet Georges German

Growing up in Lebanon, Georges moved to France to obain a Masters in Strategy and Finance from ESSEC Business School. He completed an internship as a Business Analyst at Louis Vuitton’s international headquarters before joining INSEAD, and has a strong interest in finance, strategy, analytics and research. In this video, Georges talks about his journey to the MIM programme, the academic experience and admissions criteria as well as his career opportunities after graduation. 

MIM'21 - Meet Abdulhameed Obileye

Abdulhameed Obileye obained a First Class Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Lagos. Before joining INSEAD, his varied experiences include several internships in the oil and gas industry, product marketing and community management for a start-up, a stint in the strategy team of Nigeria's largest maize producer, as well as volunteering for a number of international youth and cultural organisations. 

Living the INSEAD MIM Dream

During my undergraduate studies, I had the chance to spend one semester in Singapore in 2018. Every day, I would pass by INSEAD’s campus, and would tell myself: “Someday, I will be part of the INSEAD community”. At the time, the MIM programme had not been announced yet. Fast forward to June 2019, I read online that INSEAD was launching its pioneering MIM programme.
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