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How
long have you been there?
After finishing my MiNE courses and exams, I did my
internship with SIEMENS Mobile Communications, Milan,
where I stayed for almost 8 months and of course I
picked one of the relevant interesting subjects for
my graduation report. Right after that I was offered
a PhD potential internship in Trento (Italy) and here
I am, just about to start my third year in Italy and
my 4th month in Trento.
What
is your position?
Researcher with some critical managerial duties
What
are your duties/responsibilities?
The Development of a New Mobile Operations Platform
learning from the past, analyzing the present and
predicting the future.
What
type of contract do you have?
Not a lifetime one but I'm happy with the situation
as I see potential in remaining here for a longer
period to gain wider experience.
Are
you happy with your job/life? Why (not)?
Frankly speaking, I'm so happy and surprised, too.
I wasn't sure of how efficient and significant the
Master of MiNE would be until I got into the market
and experienced the importance of having the backgrounds
I passed through during the MiNE classes. It is amazing
having knowledge of every latest technology subject
that plays a fundamental role nowadays.
Which
aspects of the MiNE Program and your time spent at
MiNE do you feel have been the most important/useful
in relation to your life up to now?
The multicultural atmosphere that MiNE classes offered
to its students is something unique; the exact needed
combinations between different topics and subject;
moreover, the advanced scoring and testing system
that MiNE follows; and finally, a real cooperative
management team contributed most in creating a smooth
educational period for me and my colleagues.
What
did MiNE teach you that you now use?
MiNE wanted to ensure that it was graduating Network
Economy managers and by now I feel like a real successful
manager, the way I deal with people, the way I see
things, the way I solve problems and finally the way
I analyze and achieve job tasks: I didn't waste my
time taking this Master degree.
What
other important lessons have you learnt in life since
leaving MiNE?
Never stick to just one side of a concern, always
look at everything the other way around, and do not
judge anything unless you have tried it.
Do
you have any advice for potential MiNE candidates?
Guys, it is just there, find a way to get over and
join it, you won't regret it, I assure you. Being
a follower all the time won't add anything to your
career like being a leader (manager).
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