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Join EFAP StageConnect, le partage d'expérience de Géraldine Chabanne
Géraldine Chabanne est la fondatrice et la gérante de
La Bulle Workplace, un lieu de séminaires et d’événementiel lyonnais ouvert en 2017. Elle dirige également l'agence lyonnaise
Les Chantiers de la Com'.
Depuis près de trois ans, elle fait régulièrement appel à l'école de communication EFAP pour recruter et former des stagiaires à l'événementiel et à la communication. Pour trouver la recrue idéale, Géraldine se rapproche de l'équipe de la Direction des Relations Entreprises mais elle peut aussi participer aux « Stage Connect », forums de recrutement 100% en ligne. Pourquoi ? Parce que, pour elle, c'est la formule idéale puisqu'elle a la possibilité de rencontrer un maximum de profils qualifiés en un minimum de temps.
Géraldine, très satisfaite des profils qu'elle a recrutés jusqu'à présent, compte bien perpétuer sa collaboration avec l'école de communication EFAP.
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