i think u guyz havent read the advert well, that is not nokia africa advertising ,,,its nokia cambridge hence the student will be mainly based in usa , hence they want the student to come to kenya briefly for a project they are launching then go back to there main offices ,,,yeah nokia is large
>From what i understand is part of the work will be done in the US so that would disqualify the so called locals. Coz for Nokia to pick a local, they would have to show the local has extra ordinary abilities. But again, thats not cast in stone as in there are many loop holes that can be exploited, so i guess if they really want to Nokia can actually get locals to do the same thing.
That would lead me to believe also that maybe there is a third party sponsor to this project that has specified that its for US college students.
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Be that as it may.....they can still use local people and have the findings and presentations done in the US.
I dont think...an odiero with only two weeks familarisation can do a better job than a local who really understands the situation.
I agree with saidimu's analogy.
On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 3:23 AM, Steve Obbayi < steve@sobbayi.com > wrote:
My 2 cents tells me Nokia would prefer to get students in US colleges to do this. For one its a process and a half to get past the tough US immigration laws to allow aliens to work in US. A student in a US college would in this case already have a permit that allows them to work 20hrs a week in US among other things.
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From: "Patrick Karanja" < wabethi@gmail.com >
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Chris,
Humour us, but honestly we should seek clarification cause it does not make sense; unless it is best viewed as being discriminatory.
regards
patrick
On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 3:41 PM, Christopher Kiagiri < ck@google.com > wrote:
Does USIU count? :)
On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 4:36 AM, julianne anyim < julia.alma@hotmail.com > wrote:
then why is it being advertised in Kenya?
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