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“Are you still hiring?” “How are you doing interviews?” We asked our colleague Florentina Malaj from Hubert Burda Media recruiting team for some first-hand information about how they are handling job applications.

Just imagine – you’ve applied for a job, signed the contract and are looking forward to meeting your new colleagues, seeing your new office and getting started. And then comes the coronavirus pandemic.

During these Corona times, Burda’s office dogs are also mostly working from home. How do they like this change? Today, Danish–Swedish farmdog Danska from corporate HR tells us all about it.

Extraordinary times require new (event) formats: The international conference network DLD (Digital, Life, Design) launches a new interactive online event series called DLD Sync featuring selected DLD speakers.

For our latest stop on the Burda world tour, we ask colleagues in Moscow what makes their office unique, where they relax after work and more.

We meet Bunte mascot Aylin. When she’s not busy snoozing in the Munich office, Aylin likes to sneak treats and cuddles from co-workers, and chase after birds in the park.

Mulled wine, hot snacks, carol singers and more - the festive spirit was alive and well at a traditional German Christmas market in Munich.

Today we speak to Christian Teichmann, Managing Director of BurdaPrincipal Investments. Christian explains what brought him to Burda, what he is particularly proud of and what he’s aiming to achieve in 2020.

From 15 to 16 October, BurdaPrincipal Investments (BPI) took off to Lake Tegernsee: Board Member Martin Weiss and BPI Managing Director Christian Teichmann had invited to the second BPI portfolio conference.

Dogs are good for working climate, keep us moving, promote communication and make us laugh. Today we are introducing the Dachshund/Spaniel power couple Emily & Enno from Munich.

Christoph Diebenbusch is Burda’s HR director and has been working in HR for 20 years. In this interview, he provides some exclusive tips on how to turn an application into a job offer.

In this interview series, we introduce employees from various areas of the company, so you can get to know us even better. Today: Jeremy Tillman, President Ghostery.

Dogs are good for working climate, keep us moving, promote communication and make us laugh. Today we are introducing Burda dog Charlie from Offenburg.

Start-up and big company - these are actually opposites. At Burda, however, the two worlds fit together surprisingly well. This is proven by our employees who founded start-ups. Today's interview: Efahrer.com.