The environment in FPT is humane

"Visiting FPT and communicating with FPT people are amazing experience for me. The company’s recruitment system is widely open to all the students. Most importantly, I was impressed by its warm reception and respectful attitude towards students”, said lecturer Nguyen Thi Kim Chi, representative from the University of Social Science and Humanities in FPT Tour 2013.

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01/02/2013

The students visiting VnExpress office.

The first visit within FPT Tour 2013 was organized by FPT Human Resources Department (FHR) on January 25, in FPT Cau Giay Building, Hanoi. It was attended by 150 senior students from the University of Social Science and Humanities, National Economics University, and Foreign Trade University. The information exchange activity took place in exciting atmosphere and the students were interested in looking for a job at FPT Corporation.

Nguyen Huu Tuan, senior student at Foreign Trade University said: “for the first time visiting FPT Building, I was impressed by the company’s working facility and human resources. I wish to be a staff of FPT".

Lecturer Nguyen Thi Kim Chi of the University of Social Science and Humanities revealed that it was the company’s openness and respectful attitude towards students that had made her happy. “Being a bridge between the university and the recruiter, I feel happy that FPT’s recruitment gate is always wide open. Thank you for organizing the FPT Tour program for the students to make acquaintance with the working environment as well as initially access to potential jobs”, she said.

According to FHR, beside introducing FPT image to students, FPT Tour has attracted a large number of students to the company’s internship, forming a next generation of high quality resources for the company.

FPT Tour includes five programs executed throughout the year 2013 by FPT in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. All the senior students of economics, engineering, and managerial science from all the universities can join these programs.

The program called Talented interns had been previously organized by FPT.