• Sneha Ashtikar - A lawyer who became Head of Marketing, shares advice about scholarships, finding apartments, and life in Paris

  • Feb 3 2022
  • Length: 1 hr and 1 min
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Sneha Ashtikar - A lawyer who became Head of Marketing, shares advice about scholarships, finding apartments, and life in Paris

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  • Sneha is Head of Marketing at Jus Mundi, an international legal tech company in Paris, facilitating legal information access thanks to Artificial Intelligence.

    Before starting a career in legal tech, she was an associate at a well-known international law firm in Paris, France. She has studied law in two countries, India (Mumbai) & France (Paris), and holds a master's degree in international arbitration from Sciences Po, Paris.

    She is passionate about foreign cultures, languages, and the advertising field. Sneha has been living in Paris since 2012 & has held all possible visa statuses before (finally) becoming a French citizen.

    In this episode, Sneha talked about how learning French in high school led to a scholarship to study in one of the top universities in France. She also shared her transition from student to employee, and she gave some solid advice for people looking for an apartment, notably how to avoid scams or the challenge of getting a guarantor to rent an apartment. 

    Follow Sneha on Linkedin. And check out her blog Life in Paris. 

    And remember to visit Le French Dream website lefrenchdream.com
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