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Evotym Workshop: The Fintech Hiring Paradox -Why Top Companies and Talent Miss Each Other

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​Evotym Workshop: The Fintech Hiring Paradox - Why Top Companies and Talent Miss Each Other

​April 1 | 15:00-16:00 | Hanzas Perons

​Even the strongest companies and the most experienced candidates sometimes fail to meet at the right moment.

​In fintech, executive hiring often breaks down long before the interview begins - when business needs are translated into roles, expectations are unclear, or candidates struggle to demonstrate their real relevance.

​In this practical workshop, Anastasia Zencika (Evotym) and Olga Karuna (Mentoring Academy) will explore why this mismatch happens and how both companies and candidates can approach senior hiring more strategically.

​What you’ll learn

​→ Why many executive hiring processes fail before the first interview

​→ How companies should define leadership roles based on business challenges

​→ What companies really evaluate when meeting senior candidates

​→ How candidates can present their experience in a way that shows real business relevance

​→ Practical frameworks both companies and candidates can use before entering a senior hiring process

​​Spots are limited to keep the session interactive.

​This session is designed for founders, hiring leaders, and senior professionals navigating leadership roles in fintech companies.

​By attending, you agree that photos and videos may be captured during the event and used for promotional purposes.

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Hanzas Perons
Hanzas iela 16A, Vidzemes priekšpilsēta, Rīga, LV-1045, Latvia
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