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💼 Past Experience

Veronica Covalenco has 3 years of experience working as an HR Assistant for an employer where she directed and managed employee recorded activities, communicated with individual employees, and interacted with customers. She has also worked as a Customer Advisor at Three. from November 2017 to April 2018. In her previous work, Veronica Covalenco was responsible for the Human Resources Assistant position which motivated and consulted with employees from various departments to develop HR plans and strategies. Veronica Covalenco also has experience in Cross-functional Team Leadership, Targeted Employment Screening, Strategic Human Resource Planning, and In-person Training. Overall, Veronica Covalenco is confident in her ability to lead and manage HR teams and enjoy working with people.

🎓 Education

Veronica Covalenco has a Masters degree in International Human Resources Management from University of Greenwich, and a Bachelor's degree in Public Management and Administration from Academia de Studii Economice din București. Veronica is currently a Master's student of International Human Resources Management at University of Greenwich and has been working as an External Auditor with a small company since January 2019.

💡 Technical & Interpersonal Skills

Veronica Covalenco has a variety of work experiences in human resources, international relations, and recruiting that provide her the skills and experience to be a great Head of Talent at amarati. She has experience working with customers and leads teams of employees to improve the quality of service and increase sales. Additionally, she is a enthusiastic volunteer with organizations such as Basarabian Students Association and Thezgmovemnt. VERONICA COVALENCO HONORSIn May 2019, Veronica Covalenco was awarded a prestigious award by the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, “Honors & Awards” for her contribution to Hispanic business. The Chamber appreciated her dedication to her education and work as an Assistant Manager at Little 1, and her ability to work with teams and leadDraw her loss was a great victory in the quest for professionalism and success.