Hello Kristin \u2013 How was your first week atxalution?<\/strong> Why did you decide to do your internship at<\/strong>xalution?<\/strong> So,<\/strong>this was not your first job experience. What else have you been doing?<\/strong>
\nMy first week was filled with interesting meetings, where I learned a lot about how xalution is organized, which projects are currently open and what my main tasks will be. First, it was difficult to get along with all the new software tools, but with the help of my colleagues and my genuine interest, I felt more confident in my work each day. The team welcomed me as an equal right from the beginning and gave me responsibilities with challenging tasks. What impressed me from the very start was the collegial, creative and open-minded working culture at xalution.<\/p>\n
\nDuring my training as an industrial clerk, I was confronted with the processes of an industrial company for the first time.\u202fThen, in\u202fmy studies I heard about the different approaches of project working\u202fand especially the agile approach to\u202fdevelop and\u202fmodel processes caught my interest. While looking for a suitable internship, I came across\u00a0xalution\u00a0and decided that they fit my interests best. With\u00a0xalution\u00a0I can dive deeper in the world of informatics and learn as much as\u00a0possible.<\/p>\n
\nExactly. After my A-levels, I did an apprenticeship as an industrial clerk and went through the typical business departments of a company. There I remained in sales because I really liked the contact with customers and the function of an advisor or a problem-solver. After completing my training, I switched to a pharmaceutical company and had the opportunity to work in an extremely growing market environment with a very exciting product. There I also worked in sales and enjoyed the personal responsibility for a multifaceted working field.\u00a0 What I liked most was the collaboration with international key accounts and the development of an international shipping process for a new product.<\/p>\n