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My name is Marisa Bottarelli, Im working as an Internal Auditor at Roche Basel and I travel the world for my job. I like to play the piano and since I moved to Switzerland, I am learning how to ski. I always wanted to travel and take a 6 month trip around the world, and now Im lucky enough to do that for work.
Read More »My name is Marisa Bottarelli, Im working as an Internal Auditor at Roche Basel and I travel the world for my job. I like to play the piano and since I moved to Switzerland, I am learning how to ski. I always wanted to travel and take a 6 month trip around the world, and now Im lucky enough to do that for work.
Eye contact during an interview (or meeting) can be vital. If you let your eyes wander, it can make you appear disinterested, so it's very important to keep looking at the person you're talking with. If you're being interviewed by more than one person, make sure you "share" your eye contact. By missing one person out, you can make them feel "ignored". Similarly, by focusing on only one interviewer, you can make them feel awkward. Your task is to engage with everyone in the room. Try not to look away during hard questions, and try to focus on mostly the eyes. - but don't stare! And last, but no means least - Don't forget to smile!!
The most universal quality is diversity. These words, penned by French philosopher Michel de Montaigne in the 16th century, still ring true today. And on May 21, Roche employees around the world are invited to Do One Thing for Diversity and Inclusion as part of the 10th anniversary celebration of the 
Ciao! My name is Cristina Barreca, and I am a Technical Product Manager with Roche Diagnostics UK& Ireland.
Well, look no further! Roche Diagnostics, headquartered in Indianapolis, is dedicated to helping employees accomplish their everyday work and business tasks easily and conveniently so that they have time to do the things they want and need - at home and at work. That is why it is exciting for me to share with you the RocheLife program created to better promote various services and resources available to Roche employees.
When you put yourresume "out there" during your job hunting, its sometimes hard to know where it goes.
Hallo, ich bin Andreas Schätti. Seit 3 Jahren bin ich Bauprojektleiter bei Roche, das heisst zu meinen Aufgaben zählen Bauherrenvertretung und Qualitätssicherung. In der Freizeit bin ich am liebsten mit meiner Familie an der frischen Luft: wir gehen im Rhein schwimmen, erobern die Skipisten oder gehen zum Schlittschuhlaufen. Mein Lebenstraum ist es ein energieautarkes Gebäude zu bauen, denn mit dem heutigen Wissenstand könnten natürliche Energieressourcen viel besser genutzt werden.
Arguably the most important facet of good body language is eye contact. While no one wants to be stared at intensely for the duration of an interview, regular eye contact is important in reassuring the recruiter of both your interest and your attention. Unsurprisingly, you may also want to flash the odd smile particularly when shaking hands at the beginning and end of the interview. Equally, be sure to avoid insincerity at all costs and always attempt to remain natural.