ELECTRONICS: Manufacturer takes youth approach

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ELECTRONICS: Manufacturer takes youth approach

Oct 09, 2008
By Adam Mullett

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VILNIUS - Manufacturing is run by middle-aged men right? Wrong. One electronics company in Vilnius has a young female leadership. “The management team is rather young, and with a high education level and fluent in English. The average age is 32 years. The workforce is mainly women with a stable family situation and a background in the electronics industry,” director and owner Palle Gravesen Jensen said. Jensen told The Baltic Times that although the makeup of the team wasn’t a conscious ...

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