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Working for an organization such as the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) is an opportunity that could change your life. The organization combines good remuneration with meaningful work dedicated to making intellectual property function towards innovation and creativity. You will be able to construct influential networks as well as receive encouragement to develop professionally. In addition, working for the WIPO means having a global career with a global reach, in a multicultural and pleasant environment.

Because of the above-mentioned reasons, in addition to a competitive remuneration package, career mobility, and the support that successful candidates receive once they are assigned to a position at the organization, WIPO selection processes are highly sought-after by many young professionals, making them highly competitive.

In pursuit of its mission, the OpenIGO network has developed support and guidance services, with the aim of highly increasing your chances of success in these competitive selection processes.

These include an Application Review and a Mock Interview – based on the United Nation’s original model.

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WIPO overview

The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) is a United Nations agency specializing in intellectual property services, by providing information about the topic, helping in the development of regulations, among other activities. The organization’s main mission is to generate an effective international system of intellectual property (IP), capable of achieving results in terms of economic, social and cultural development. Currently, WIPO has 193 Member States.

WIPO’s main focus: Building an effective international system for the regulation of intellectual property rights.

Themes addressed by the WIPO:

  • Copyright
  • Patents
  • Trademarks
  • Industrial Designs
  • Geographical Indications

WIPO Jobs - Searching Job Opportunities

Interested and qualified applicants should search WIPO’s job opportunities page for vacancies at the organization. There are 4 categories available: Staff vacancies, Individual contractors vacancies, the Internship Roster and the Young Experts Program.

Candidates must submit the relevant and required information and documents for each position they are interested in. It is highly advised that candidates read the job description carefully before they start the process.

WIPO Jobs - Interview

After applicants pass the screening phase of a WIPO selection process, they will then be contacted to take part in either an assessment or interview or both to determine the right candidate for the job.

To exemplify WIPO’s interview mechanisms, we have used the WIPO’s internships interview stage below. Note that other opportunities at the WIPO may vary slightly from this in terms of how the interview is conducted.

How is the WIPO Internship Program interview?

Usually, only selected applicants will be contacted for the interview, which lasts about 30 minutes and may be done via Skype or phone. The main points covered in the interview vary according to the opening and department chosen. In general, however, the questions address subjective or behavioral aspects, such as your expectations about the job, your interests in the area of expertise you are applying for and your previous experiences.

WIPO Jobs - Salary and benefits

WIPO offers competitive salaries and benefits, aiming to contribute to their worker’s individual and family health, financial security, and help create a comfortable work-life balance that improves the quality of life. The salaries and benefits may differ based on the contractual modality and duty station.

WIPO offers two types of contracts for staff employees:

Fixed-term

Generally granted for an initial period of one to two years, which can be extended further according to business needs and/or employee’s performance.

Temporary

Granted for a period of up to one year, which can be extended to a cumulative length of up to two years.

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