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Odebrecht Back in the Game: It’s Official! Submit Your Resumes After Reading the Article

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 15/10/2017 at 14:19

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Odebrecht Announces Resumption of Hiring and Investment as Priority in Official Company Video.

Odebrecht literally made its presence known on social media through its planning and human resources representative, Daniel Villar, to respond to inquiries, likely from former employees of the company, about the layoffs occurring in the group. He responds emphatically that this cannot be generalized because there are other groups controlled by Odebrecht, such as Braskem and Agro Industrial, but he emphasizes that the engineering and construction segment of the company has been profoundly affected by both economic issues in the country and worldwide, as well as the current reputation crisis the company is facing, which has prevented it from acquiring new contracts.

Villar states that the group’s leadership is working hard with the goal of returning to growth and that people who ALREADY WORKED AT ODEBRECHT will be rehired, but there will also be a renewal of the labor force. Below, watch the video more clearly and after viewing it, continue reading to understand the rest of the news:

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Expectation

Let’s be honest! If Odebrecht went on social media to release a video, it’s because they are coming with great news soon and everything is set up. Click Petroleum and Gas, investigating a bit deeper, received some information from its “heralds,” friends, and followers who work there, saying that there is a kind of optimistic atmosphere. The oil and gas sector is expected to receive some good news before the year ends from the company. See for yourself the messages on their social media requesting that you submit your resumes:

What are you waiting for, don’t waste any more time and submit your resumes to Odebrecht, go to the company’s website and check the WORK WITH US tab, despite the problems they are facing and that are already being overcome, they are still operational. To improve your chances of getting hired there or in any other company, I suggest you read the article on the importance of English in the industrial, oil, and gas sector here.

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