Expat entrepreneur uses tech to help Indians find jobs

Name: Expat entrepreneur uses tech to help Indians find jobs
Uploaded: 2014-02-08T18:47:02Z
Duration: P186S
Description: Sean Blagsvedt came to India in 2004 to set up Microsoft’s research center, but quit in 2007 started Babajob, a platform to help those in India’s informal workforce and middle-income job seekers connect with employers.

Clip: 02/07/2014 | 3m 6s

Sean Blagsvedt came to India in 2004 to set up Microsoft’s research center, but quit in 2007 started Babajob, a platform to help those in India’s informal workforce and middle-income job seekers connect with employers.

Aired: 02/07/14

Rating: NR

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Expat entrepreneur uses tech to help Indians find jobs

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