AIESEC

Yeah but then I found like So randomly.

There is a student association called IESEC,

I think.

Yeah.

You have to know that we were just recalling the last time we saw each other was about nine years ago.

After seeing each other quite often during university years, thanks to, uh, our participation to AIESEC as a student organization.

But then life took us in different directions, and I'm really proud I invited you here because I admire what you do, and also the not so, um, easy, not so, how to say, uh, immediate decision that you took for your career, for your life.

And I think in the spirit of encouraging other people to follow their journey, take brave decisions, I think your experience is very interesting.

Probably it's time for me to go and look for a job myself.

So now I just taking all my experience and starting to implement it for my own career.

I would say that this, like, change, uh, in attitude started not from myself, but from my environment, especially outside of the country, because I have a lot of people in HR in, like, communities that I worked with in AIESEC and so on.

So they started definitely to write to me and ask how I am, like, what is it? But when, like, one week, uh, mm, after or two weeks, they asked me, like, "Can we help somehow to, with the jobs, with, like, putting people on places outside of Ukraine? We see that people are actually leaving the country." I said, "Work? Job placement? We're just losing our homes.

Hmm

... from AIESEC, so from different parts of the world.

We had volunteers from Germany-

Netherlands