🧑‍🎓👩‍🍳 What is your job? 👨‍💻👨‍🏭

What was the hardest thing you had to do to get a professor at a university? @alegzander

The hardest thing was to go through all bureaucratic procedures. I had to collect and sign a whole mass of different papers, that was really annoying.

The hardest thing was to go through all bureaucratic procedures. I had to collect and sign a whole mass of different papers, that was really annoying.

How were ypu at schooll in math? @alegzander

How were ypu at schooll in math? @alegzander

I have no problem with math at school that's why I decide to study it after school.

Where di u studied after school?

Where di u studied after school?

Kyiv National University.

Kyiv National University.

Amd where would u like to study if ud choose nowV

Amd where would u like to study if ud choose nowV

Kyiv National University. 🙂

Kyiv National University. 🙂

Cool! Is the math in university different then in school?

Is the math in university different then in school?

Of course. At university it was absolutely different level, I had some problems at the beginning.

I'm a software engineer, I design web based applications for all kinds of Internet based industries.

I like that what I do is used by many people, it's very rewarding. But I don't like that I also spend most of my time on things that no one will ever notice because it isn't visual 😛

My team is international, I only see them online.

I studied computer science, but like most of my peers, I learned most things on my own. It takes time, dedication, and curiosity!

I don't plan on doing another job, unless I get replaced by AI, which is a very real possibility 😛

By curiosity, is Remus part of your team? 😃

Did you studied it at the university?

I went to a French school that happened to have a campus in California, that's why I enrolled 😛

By curiosity, is Remus part of your team? 😃

Remus is an "old friend" being an old time member, he used to be very active in the chatroom and helped with that. Now the chatroom isn't really used anymore but it's okay

1️⃣ What is your job? Can you maybe tell what kind of things you have to do?

As an academic I used to conduct legal research in the field of commercial law. Currently, I have been working 10+ years in practice at a large law firm. Most of our work has a cross-border element. Large matters include reorganizations, finance transactions, corporate rescue and capital markets.

2️⃣ What do you like about your job? And are there things that you dont like?

Most matters are challenging from both a commercial and legal perspective. The dynamics of practice are sometimes difficult to reconcile with family life. Agile working possibilities (i.e. working remotely out of the office) provide some breathing space.

3️⃣ What kind of people do you have as colleagues and clients? Are they nice or super serious? And do you see them or are they only online and in other countries?

There is a healthy mix of senior experts and eager young talented people who are my direct colleagues. Most of our clients are situated elsewhere on this globe.

4️⃣ What do you have to study for your job? And what kind of tips do you have if another person wants to do the same job?

A law degree is required to work at a law firm (at least on this side of the Channel). This is different in the UK where colleagues may have a very different academic background. Training as a lawyer will to a significant extent take place upon admission at the bar or relevant local authority. Suggestions to those who aspire to become a lawyer in the field of international finance and commerce include being proficient in English, training sharp analytical skills and understanding commercial drivers in addition to technical legal wizardry.

5️⃣ Will you do another job in the future if you can decide that?

I aim to replace Zakk Wylde as lead guitarist of Pantera for the next European tour. An alternative job may be to become a dentist for African wildlife.

6️⃣ If other people have questions about your job, can they ask it below?

Fire at will.

By curiosity, is Remus part of your team? 😃

Can i ask do you have a job or dream job @Sabri_KC? And can you maybe tell more about that? Or do you maybe have a job beside the studies? 🙂

As an academic I used to conduct legal research in the field of commercial law. Currently, I have been working 10+ years in practice at a large law firm. Most of our work has a cross-border element. Large matters include reorganizations, finance transactions, corporate rescue and capital markets.

Most matters are challenging from both a commercial and legal perspective. The dynamics of practice are sometimes difficult to reconcile with family life. Agile working possibilities (i.e. working remotely out of the office) provide some breathing space.

There is a healthy mix of senior experts and eager young talented people who are my direct colleagues. Most of our clients are situated elsewhere on this globe.

A law degree is required to work at a law firm (at least on this side of the Channel). This is different in the UK where colleagues may have a very different academic background. Training as a lawyer will to a significant extent take place upon admission at the bar or relevant local authority. Suggestions to those who aspire to become a lawyer in the field of international finance and commerce include being proficient in English, training sharp analytical skills and understanding commercial drivers in addition to technical legal wizardry.

I aim to replace Zakk Wylde as lead guitarist of Pantera for the next European tour. An alternative job may be to become a dentist for African wildlife.

Fire at will.

Thank you very much!!!! 🙏🙏 I added it on the list in the first post of this forum!!! 🙂

@Etienne i also remember one time i saw a forum administrator!! And maybe there are others who helped you? 🙂

Of course. At university it was absolutely different level, I had some problems at the beginning.

What jund of difference and how were the changes? Can i give/show us examples? What is more conecentrstet in university math?

Due to dissabilities (in dutch Arbeidsongeschiktheid) im seeking adapted 'Dagbesteding'

Im a secret agent 🕵️

Hello everybody!! 🙋‍♀️

Hello miss yue, nice forum 👍🏻✨

1️⃣ What is your job? Can you maybe tell what kind of things you have to do?

I'm an Artist, i can make design or illustration to every kind of visual communication. but specifically, i also can be called as illustrator, graphic designer, interior designer etc (depending on project i take)

but, since i can do lot, well, i'm an artist (no, i'm not kidding, i'm serious)

2️⃣ What do you like about your job? And are there things that you dont like?

I love my job because this comes from my hobby of drawing.

Many people think I'm lucky because I can do what I love, & i can create the work in instant. but the reality is that in the process is never easy.

Yes people, please value the process more than the end result.

because the process cannot lie, while if you only focus on the end result, you wouldn't know if the result is really their work or manipulation (other people's work that is claimed)

3️⃣ What kind of people do you have as colleagues and clients? Are they nice or super serious? And do you see them or are they only online and in other countries?

It depends, but most people are easy going and really trust my abilities. some of them are people I see in real life, and some of them are foreigners.

4️⃣ What do you have to study for your job? And what kind of tips do you have if another person wants to do the same job?

i major a visual communication & design.

and my tips, if you like art, try to find out specifically what you want to study. if you prefer drawing humans & love to make comic you can take visual communication & design.

if you like painting/making sculpture, take fine arts

If you like arranging space/making backgrounds, you can take interior design.

If you like creating new items, such as example, you see chair in public that ineffective for elders then you have in mind about the design/material that might be comfortable for the elderly, you can take up product design.

If you like to create glasses, jars, well anything made of clay, you can take up craft art.

If you like to make clothes or setting fashion trends, you can take fashion design/fashion mode.

i mean, Art is very broad, so it's a bit tricky to choose specifications. Don't let yourself feel like you've taken the wrong major in the middle of the road and end up just wasting time. if you have doubts you can ask me.

5️⃣ Will you do another job in the future if you can decide that?

sure, i'm thinking of having a side business to make more money and turn it around, maybe in culinary? (since i can cook & my bf are coffee master in the coffee world)

idk let's see, because the point is I will not only rely on my main job but also side jobs and it would be even better if I could create my own jobs hhhhhhhh oh i love money.

6️⃣ If other people have questions about your job, can they ask it below?

sure, just ask in here or privately, feel free! (but if I'm slow to respond or not open PPG, I apologize)

Due to dissabilities (in dutch Arbeidsongeschiktheid) im seeking adapted 'Dagbesteding'

What kind of day activities do you like to do @Ilexforest?

Im a secret agent 🕵️

So you are a spy or Italian ninja!!!! 🥷

And i like a lot what you wrote @mayuuram!!! I read everything with my breakfast! 😛 But it is super clear!! Do you have nice tips for the visual art of PPG? 🙂

@elizabethtay836: do you still want to become a psychiatrist? i can remember that from your interview!! 😃 and i think @-Kiki- too right so you want to get the same job!! 🏆🏆