Buying your own product?
Although, I am not doing an internship abroad, I was attracted by one of our global partners. It seems that the strategies for employer brand got me so strong with this company, that I decided to join it... An email back and forward and in a week I was already here :) The funny part is that I developed with them those employer brand strategies last year...
Just what I needed at the just perfect time. I am happy sorrounded by people I feel inspired, challenged and confortable with... I never expected to feel this way by working in a company in Peru to be honest but I do. Maybe I dont have a Tom Gara sitting next to me, but I got a new best fun ironic teammate and friend, Coysi!
Regardless the long distance from home (almost 1 hour 1/2), I feel motivated coming everyday with something new to show, something new to bring in. The trip serves as an opportunity to know places of Lima where I hadly go.
My transition after AI have been certainly smooth, I feel very well equiped in terms of abilities, skills, knowledge, experience, perspectives... Probably the biggest challenges to deal with are the burocracy, hierachy, long time taken for everything and passive attitude which sometimes seems to put aside the change agent role of the employees.
Without doubt a great launch for my career pad!
Although, I am not doing an internship abroad, I was attracted by one of our global partners. It seems that the strategies for employer brand got me so strong with this company, that I decided to join it... An email back and forward and in a week I was already here :) The funny part is that I developed with them those employer brand strategies last year...
Just what I needed at the just perfect time. I am happy sorrounded by people I feel inspired, challenged and confortable with... I never expected to feel this way by working in a company in Peru to be honest but I do. Maybe I dont have a Tom Gara sitting next to me, but I got a new best fun ironic teammate and friend, Coysi!
Regardless the long distance from home (almost 1 hour 1/2), I feel motivated coming everyday with something new to show, something new to bring in. The trip serves as an opportunity to know places of Lima where I hadly go.
My transition after AI have been certainly smooth, I feel very well equiped in terms of abilities, skills, knowledge, experience, perspectives... Probably the biggest challenges to deal with are the burocracy, hierachy, long time taken for everything and passive attitude which sometimes seems to put aside the change agent role of the employees.
Without doubt a great launch for my career pad!
posted by Veronica Luna at
1:50 PM
5 Comments:
welcome back to peru and wish you all the best for your new beginning! btw you need to change your blogger profile location now :-) take care!
Hey dear, I watched a Peruvian movie called 'Made in USA' at the Chicago international film festival. It didn't really remind me of you because it talked about rural Peru life. However, you should find it and watch it. ;-) Somehow we al have the same spirit as the girl in the movie to go out of our way to see the world.
i'll never get to sit next to a veronica luna again either I think....
good to hear that things are rocking in Peru. keep up the weirdness, it makes to world go round....
love
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I need more suplies of the present(s) you gave me before we left AI!
(you know what I mean honey ...)
Cheers!
Hey!
It seems I will stay as resident of The Netherlands forever cause I already changed the location :)
Dimitris: Thanks for the wishes and hopefully meet you soon in London!
Jingwei: I'll watch it for sure!
Tommy: I will!
Ori: haha good to hear that! I might send you some more when I am in Europe ;)
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