Yasmin Bashirova Shares 3 Tips to Nail Online Job Interviews During the Pandemic

“Yasmin Bashirova is the chief of staff of Shift Technologies, which is currently paving the road to success.” Watch her video to learn more!

Azerbaijani national living in US: I always tried to convey truth about Karabakh

“‘Living in the US, I always consider it my duty to convey to the Americans the whole truth about Karabakh, to use the skills acquired at the university for the benefit of our Motherland,’ Yasmin Bashirova, an Azerbaijani living in the United States, a participant in the 5th Congress of World Azerbaijanis in Shusha, told Report.” Read more!

Thousands of Bay Area Armenians march across Golden Gate Bridge to spotlight conflict in Caucasus

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Hundreds of Bay Area Azerbaijanis gather in S.F. to raise awareness for conflict in Caucasus

The San Francisco Chronicle reports on an event that Yasmin Bashirova passionately participated in.

From Startup to a Public Company – Yasmin Bashirova

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Interview with Yasmin Bashirova: Chief of Staff at Shift Technologies

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Azerbaijani national living in US: I always tried to convey truth about Karabakh

“Living in the US, I always consider it my duty to convey to the Americans the whole truth about Karabakh, to use the skills acquired at the university for the benefit of our Motherland,” Yasmin Bashirova, an Azerbaijani living in the United States, a participant in the 5th Congress of World Azerbaijanis in Shusha, told Report.” Read more!

Thousands of Bay Area Americans March Across Golden Gate Bridge to spotlight conflict in Caucasus

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&MUN III: Highlights of the Weekend and a Behind the Scenes Look at the Conference’s Third Year

Yasmin Bashirova, a delegate from Stanford University’s Intercollegiate Team who has attended &MUN for the past two years, provided Best Delegate with a delegate’s perspective on the &MUN III community, saying,

“This is my second time at &MUN and I’m planning to come back to this conference all four years. This year was the first time I gaveled in my entire MUN career, which made this conference so much more special. The conference is run very smoothly from the logistical side, but it’s clear that there is a lot of effort that goes on behind the scenes. &MUN crisis was the most exhilarating and dedicated group of staff, and given the amount of progress they made it’s clear how much they care about this conference.” Read more!

Remembering The Khojaly Genocide

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