“Samsung has not made any decision on resuming deliveries

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msung continues to "quietly" operate in the Russian Federation, despite the fact that it does not officially supply its devices to the domestic market. For example, this year the company was an official partner of the Yasnaya Polyana literary award and the Vladivostok Marathon, said an Izvestia source close to one of the major smartphone manufacturers. According to him, even the job description for a "Generation Z specialist" at Samsung suggests that this person will be engaged in promoting the brand through the company's partners.

Samsung's press service told Izvestia that all 22 vacancies were published "as part of the standard hiring process." And a marketer focused on Generation Z is being sought to replace the employee who left. At the same time, deliveries to Russia are still suspended.

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Another possible reason for jamaica cell phone number list the large number of open positions is that Russian marketing specialists are highly valued not only in Russia but also in other countries, experts say.

— The company may indeed simply be testing the waters for resuming active work. In addition, Russian specialists are very competitive in the CIS markets, — said Kristina Petrova, founder of the PR Perfect communications agency.

According to Mobile Research Group analyst Eldar Murtazin, Samsung is not planning to completely leave Russia, so recruitment of new personnel is standard. There are many skilled specialists in Russia who can be hired for relatively little money, he added.

— Samsung has a strong desire to stay in Russia. And the current situation is an excellent chance to take highly qualified specialists, — suggested Telecom Daily CEO Denis Kuskov.

Salaries at Samsung are not that high, but traditionally offices in the CIS were managed from Russia and marketing specialists were always recruited here, since their level of qualification is on average higher than in other CIS countries, explained Inna Anisimova, founder of the PR Partner agency.