Working in International Development

What is it like working at the Center for Global Development? David Evans, a Senior Fellow at the Center for Global Development, explains the pathway to his current position, the benefits and drawbacks of his job, and gives advice to people interested in working in international development. #IHub #InternationalHub
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[@reginanogueira9167]

Education is the key for success

[@babatundeeyinfunjowo2647]

This is amazing. Thank you ! I’m interviewing at a DFI, though, I don’t have experience, I’ve developed my capacities and I’m passionate about a career in international development. I hope I get the job

[@nope.993]

I love this video! This is exactly what I want to do in life! I want to ask how did you build a life for yourself outside of work with all the traveling? If you don’t mind me asking how much does this career path make it difficult to have a family?

[@laurashamala4984]

You really are an inspiration. I have a degree in agricultural economics and would like to major in international development when I get funds because that’s where my passion is.Thank you for this video.

[@nasrasaid834]

Hey, did you take it as your masters? And if so how is it?

[@lostheroes8704]

Hi Laura I’m also interested in international development field but I rarely find like minded people around. Let me know if you want to network and have some chat about it.

[@laurashamala4984]

@@lostheroes8704 sure I'll love to, so how can I reach you

[@olivewangui140]

Hey, I'm from Kenya. I was so happy when listening to this!

[@TheInternationalHub]

So glad you liked it!

[@Belx2]

Hello! Will graduating a course in Labor and Employment Relations beneficial in a Development career path? I recently decided to make a career shift and pursue Community Development work. However, I'm currently enrolled in a diploma program in Labor and Employment Relations. We study about the history of labor problems & current labor malpractices as well as labor laws and economic principles but geared more towards Human Resources and developing corporations and organizations. I've invested time and money in it already and I wanna know if finishing that course will still be helpful in a career path towards Development work?