Everything is in flux Your international success along the river Danube

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Nice to be here! BAYHOST-Donauforum, hochschule dual international University of Applied Science Ingolstadt, 18. September 2014 Everything is in flux Your international success along the river Danube

Outline 1. Why do companies depend on international students? 2. What if? 3. Nur böhmische Dörfer? Successful cooperation with companies bordering the countries of the Danube 4. The ICUnet.AG make the right choice

1 Why do companies depend on international students?

Shortage prevails By 2030 there will be a lack of two million qualified personnel Every tenth position will be vacant Especially medium-sized companies will be left standing Already in 2014 more than 100.000 engineers are missing Already today: More than 60% of the German companies assess the availability of employees in Germany with STEM-qualification as bad! Source: http://www.presseportal.de/pm/38447/2095158 Hays-Studie, Internationale Rekrutierung - Realität oder Rhetorik, 2012 DIHK, Fachkräftesicherung 2012

Are German companies prepared for the challenges of international recruitment? German firms hardly recruit immigrants Corporate Websites are only published in local language Lack of available common information ( e.g. property, school system, health system, culture) Insufficient transparency and bad reputation of the German bureaucracy (e.g. filling in of applications)

The unpleasant reality Declining number of foreign students Migration of knowledge International study programs go under among the amount of available programs at German Universities Scarcely any exchange among personnel between Universities and Industry Only 10 % of the foreign students stay in Bavaria after they finish their study programs!

What kind of international human labour is needed? Hays-Studie: Internationale Rekrutierung - Realität oder Rhetorik, 2012

The ideal solution: International Employees! Avoid vacancies Use staff diversity Increase innovative capabilities Successfully arrange foreign relations Increase degree of brand awareness Save costs But this will not work without integration measures!

Mia san mia and that includes our foreign population Bavaria is Germany s region Nr. 1 regarding immigration The people living in Bavaria with foreign background come from around 200 different countries 71 % of the people with a migration background aged 25 to 65 are economically active In ten, twenty years time the people in Bavaria should also be winners of the globalization and the rapid change. https://www.statistik.bayern.de/veroeffentlichungen/download/a1400c %20201100/A1400C%20201100.pdf

Nevertheless Our foreign students and graduates are valuable human resources, which we need to use among the competition around the best brains. Therefore we would be delighted if as many students as possible, would stay and work in Bavaria after their graduation. Bavarian Minister of the Interior Joachim Herrmann At the moment the University region Bavaria is using its potential for internationalization only inadequately. Report of the Zukunftsrat of the Bavarian State Government

2 What if?

companies of the countries along the Danube use the potential of international students? Strengthening of the global competitive position Increased innovation mentality Participate in shaping the change of the educational system and teh labour market Strengthening of the economic position of the countries bordering the Danube! http://www.fachkraefte-offensive.de/de/startseite/start.html

Bavaria wins and keeps international talents? Highly qualified graduates from abroad strengthen the Bavarian economy Cultural diversity supports the potential of successful innovations Every TENTH (!) graduate of Bavarian Universities is from abroad what a LOSS (!), to let them go!

Most of the foreign students in Bavaria are from China Place 1: China Place 2: Turkey Place 3: Russia Source: Studentenstatistik Statistisches Bundesamt; HIS-Berechnungen

A little bit more China would be good for Germany!, Zhengrong Liu, Labour Director Beiersdorf AG and Role-Model Came without any knowledge of German and with 300 DM Financed his studies with chinese coaching's for Bayer managers Was recruited and made his career Handelsblatt, Der deutsche Chinese hat Vorstandschancen, 28.05.2013 Handelsblatt, Der deutsche Chinese hat Vorstandschancen, 28.05.2013 Early recognition and support of the potentials of foreign students!

Get the talents of tomorrow! Involve! Active recruiting of the Bavarian Top-Companies for excellent, foreign students Inform! Bring together different sources of information Increase visibility! Set up a Marketing-Strategy, visualise the assets of the Bavarian Universities Create associations! Commitment of the students towards their Universities and Bavaria

A common path for Universities & Industry The duality doubles the success! Cooperation! Cooperation among students, alumni, Bavarian Universities and Corporations Stay together! Career support and international networking

3 Nur böhmische Dörfer? Successful cooperation with companies bordering the countries of the Danube

Hungarian Welcoming Culture (Willkommenskultur)

Main cultural differences Germany Example: Hungary Task orientation Direct, low context Communication Mono-chronic time management Understanding of hierarchy: Expertise, individualism Analytics/perfection Relationship orientation Indirect, sense- communication Poly-chronic time planning Understanding of hierarchy: Authoritarian, narrow leadership, power distance Pragmatism/spontaneity, improvisation

Creation of relationships Object Competence, Experts, Facts & Figures Quality, 1 3 3 1 Person Age, Hobbies, Small Talk Cultures with task orientation 2 trust 2 Cultures with relationship orientation

Humour is needed Humour is omnipresent and needed for the development of relationships. Humour is also used to maintain long-lasting relationships.

Status quo of addressing business Assumption: Companies only see the current additional investment but not the long lasting benefits! Manuals, forms, applications, : The bureaucratic steps to take are huge! As a business partner you have to take care of a lot of annoying responsibilities! But what is the ADDED VALUE for the company??

Your challenges How do I contact a company in a professional manner? How do I win a company as a cooperation partner? How do I convince the company of the added value of international students?

The credit side: International High Potentials Advantages for companies Educate today a top-employee of tomorrow Counteract the lack of qualified personnel Enlarge the companies own international network Improve reactions towards the international challenges in a globalized world Less expensive than global recruitment!

Get in touch with each other! Use events letters all available channels and ways for a purposeful addressing, needed for mutual cooperation! Emphasize the added value Simplify the organisation Increase the amount of cooperation partners

4 ICUnet.AG make the right choice

Your global success is our passion! Over 160 permanent employees Over 350 external relocation managers Expertise in over 75 cultural areas und 25 languages within the team Over 350 external trainers Over 150 business partners 12 offices for optimal costumer proximity 28 28 28

We speak the language of our customers How do we strike the right note? Bayerische Staatskanzlei Bayerisches Staatsministerium für Wirtschaft, Infrastruktur, Verkehr und Technologie Bayerisches Landesamt für Umwelt Bayerische Vertretung in Brüssel

ICUnet.AG Make Success Global Dr. Fritz Audebert Chief executive and founder ICUnet.AG Passau Fritz-Schäffer-Promenade 1 94032 Passau Tel.: +49 851 988666-0 Fax: +49 123 456789-11 E-Mail: fritz.audebert@icunet.ag Web: www.icunet.ag Copyright Für alle verwendeten Bilder, Grafiken und Fotos besitzt die ICUnet.AG das Lizenz-, Nutzungs- oder Eigentumsrecht.