The Asian Development Bank’s hiring focus may be on mid-level professionals, but it remains an attractive employment opportunity for entry-level as well as senior professionals.
One of the latter is Rajat Nag, an ADB veteran who joined the bank more than 24 years ago and currently serves as managing director general. Nag has occupied 10 different positions at the multilateral donor, and has been in the engine room of change particularly when it reorganized regional operations in 2001.
Devex spoke with Nag shortly after ADB unveiled a new human resources strategy in 2010 about how the bank seeks to attract recent graduates, independent consultants and senior-level professionals.
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Kristine Ballad
As Devex staff writer, Kristine focuses on breaking news from around the globe, and on Philippine development in particular. She served more than half of her working years in Philippine government, working as public information officer and as writer at the House of Representatives.
