Yikes! This all happened fast. A week ago, I went to Munich thinking I'd use the opportunity to practise interviewing, and here I am, officially in possession of my first job.
Signed, sealed, delivered, I'm their's.
Funny how life sometimes takes unexpected turns, and suddenly you find yourself in a job you would have never considered, in a city that was never on your "Need to move there" list, and with a perspective on the next couple of years that is entirely different from what you had thought of. If you had asked me a few months, or even a few weeks ago, I would have told you something along the lines of "I am going to New York to change the world". Now, I am moving to the city of giant pretzels and beer in less than six weeks, and it's more myself that will develop and change within the next few years. However, changing the world is still at the top of my list, and I consider all the sales and management experience that I will get in the next few years a step in that direction.
The reality of it all hasn't quite hit me yet, and I would be lying if I said that I am not nervous and a little apprehensive. On the other hand, I got this job all by myself, and for the first time in my life I'm on my own, looking to build my life independently of anyone else.
I have a feeling that it will be a good experience.
Saturday, December 22, 2007
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3 comments:
Congrats on the new job!!!! It sounds like it will be a great learning experience for you! A great way to start 2008. Happy new year!
Bonjour Magdalena!
Félicitations pour ce nouveau job! Voilà une année qui commence bien... Meilleurs voeux pour 2008 et pour que tout marche bien.
Bisous
Henri
This is a long overdue comment, and I guarantee it won't be worth the wait. I suspect, rather that it will have something to do with giant pretzels and beer.
Ahem... Well, if you're living in a city with giant pretzels and beer, then it can't be all bad!
Aha, there it is. I knew that would happen. Welp, Mags, don't say I didn't warn you.
Congrats on the big move and the new job. It's exciting indeed.
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