In summer 2008, I did a 4 weeks internship in POLYGLOT, a company which provides human resources and recrutment services, in Sydney, Australia.
I had seberal jobs:
• Helpdesk, receptionist and preparation of the applicants
• Consultant in the german team, selection of the CV and assistance during the interviews
• Public relation, work in the australian newspaper, collection of contacts
(result: a good multicultural teamwork)
In 2007 I did a 5 Months Internship in GIRAUD INTERNATIONAL. The company is located in Osnabrück, Germany and represents a leading European logistic company.
I worked as assistant financial manager and there were my responsabilities:
• Payment collection from customers, factoring and normal contracts
• Interpreting for foreign customers
• Establishing the liabilities reserve account, monthly reporting and of financial year
(Result: Increase in profitability about €30,000)
In 2006 I did a 2 Months Internship in ARCA PATRIMOINE. The company is located in Boulogne Billancourt, France and specialize in consulting in private assets management.
I worked as financial adviser assistant and there were my responsabilities:
• Promoting financial products
• Organising schedule of the financial adviser
• Coaching and training of new employees
(Result: 10 contracts signed)
Between 2001 and 2004, one week-end per month I worked in a retirment home, SAINTE GENEVIEVE (Nanterre, France),as receptionist and switchboard operator.
My professional project
That is why my personal expectations concerning my future are clear and precise: First of all I would like to work as Controller and later become auditor and international controller/auditor, and finally achieve the job as financial manager. In the continuity of my project I planed to do my next internship as a controller in South Africa or in Switzerland. I have already applied I wait for the answers.
I am already thinking about what I want to do during my retirement: be my own boss, build my company. I am really concerned about my professional future maybe it is excessive to foresee so far.
