The Inclusion Architect (Sebastien DENES, Greater China Senior Executive, SAP)
10/29/19 • 34 min
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When I first met today's guest, Sebastien Denes, I liked him immediately. But I did question what kind of content he would be able to bring to this recording. Here was another privileged white male in an executive role on an international career track at a multinational organisation. I have spent a large percentage of my career as an executive headhunter in Asia, and I've seen a thousand people like Sebastien. At least that's what I thought.
I was wrong.
Chapters
00:00 - Trailer & Intro
01:45 - Part 1
22:50 - Part 2
30:54 - Outro
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When I first met today's guest, Sebastien Denes, I liked him immediately. But I did question what kind of content he would be able to bring to this recording. Here was another privileged white male in an executive role on an international career track at a multinational organisation. I have spent a large percentage of my career as an executive headhunter in Asia, and I've seen a thousand people like Sebastien. At least that's what I thought.
I was wrong.
Chapters
00:00 - Trailer & Intro
01:45 - Part 1
22:50 - Part 2
30:54 - Outro
Instagram: www.instagram.com/oscology
Facebook: www.facebook.com/mosaicofchina
WeChat: www.mosaicofchina.com/wechat
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Mosaic of China - The Inclusion Architect (Sebastien DENES, Greater China Senior Executive, SAP)
Transcript
[Trailer]
SdIt's so helpful. We don't have an 阿姨 [āyí], so… It does a lot of work for us, you know, in our big apartment. And it's just working, it’s really nice, it’s cleaning the house every day. [Intro]
OfWelcome to Mosaic of China, a podcast about people who are making their mark in China. I'm your host, Oscar Fuchs. So if you're listening in real time, welcome ba
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