I was out of office last week , at some trainings for IBM. Now I’m back , I have so many idea in my mind that could be a post on this blog.

Emotions at high level™ – is also about my personal experiences, so I decided to tell you some news about me and what was happeining with me here in Budapest .

work

The season is starting in trainings and organizational development consulting, so everybody in the company is coming with something new, a new project; I really like that people at Grow they know how to “not hurry” even if they have a D.L.;

We had a lot of sessions , (like in AIESEC about the strategies, also KPI’s and CSF’s), in a AIESEC style really , with a lot of fun and energy. What was really interesting for me , was the Grow history, where I found out that the organization was founded by ex-AIESECers in 1994, but after 6 years they left the company. So after 8 years AIESEC is back. It’s like Matrix reloaded; Of course we talked about the vision, values and goals of the company, very similar like we had in AIESEC Romania. I loved this!

I also had my first external training at IBM, on personal efficiency, a training of 2 days, that rocks. And now the next one is also at IBM on “presentation skills”.

personal

If I could I would like to be a intern all my life . not really all my life, but for a long time  ,

why?

I have an environment that helps you a lot to make the balance between , life-work; Like we have a lot of activities toghether here in Budapest, parties, dinners, pools, visiting new places, and learning from each other.

We just had Japanese dinner with more that 25 trainees. We eat, drink, and dress in a traditional Japanese style. Congrats Seko for this night.

I also have Spanish lessons and I’ starting to be learn some useful things. You can see Carmen in the picture.more picture to come , but on facebook

future

I will travel to Bratislava, Vienna in the next weeks, also I’m planning to go to Poland (I love that country so I want to go back).

I’m also starting a dance courses, something Latino, I think.

What I miss:  friends, family, the general things, I miss the atmosphere from AIESEC in Romania ( because of this I’m planning to go back to a AIESEC conference in RO ). regarding AIESEC, I would like to thank Diana Zaharia and Dorin for keeping me up to date about the things happening back home.

until next time keep in touch