What are the distinctive characteristics required for those who want to work in the most innovative companies in the energy sector?
What does "digital skills" (or, perhaps more specifically, computer skills) actually mean and how should they be integrated with technical knowledge?
In light of the challenges of the ongoing energy transition, what are the specific skills and areas of focus that a young student can concentrate on in their academic studies?
What are the innovative technologies and scenarios that a leading company like Terna is focusing on, and that in the future could impact new professions in the energy sector?
How to prepare for an interview in this specific industry?
These are some of the topics that were addressed during the online meeting Ready4Future by Women&Tech. ® dedicated to the professions of the future in the energy sector, on January 27th at 2:30 PM.
Representatives of Terna, the company that manages the national electricity grid and one of the main European operators of energy transmission networks, and Kelly Services, a global leading employment agency, met with students, teachers, and families.
Introduced by: Gianna Martinengo , President of Women&Tech ® .
The following individuals participated: