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Evaluation report - March, 2008

2008-03-30T16:11:00.001+02:00

Transmisión por Soporte Físico
Evaluation report
March, 2008

Professional skills
Last weeks I've been advancing in the studio of different mobile technologies from the marketing point of view, analyzing different paths, thinking on what is the customer looking for.

As a result of this work, a new idea will be released very soon, a revolutionary one that will improve the end-user experience much more, trying to take the capabilities of mobile devices one step further and, therefore, helping our company to make profitable business. Something that, we expect, will produce huge benefits not only for Albertis but for the whole market.

Nearest plans will be a penetration into the IT department to gain technical knowledge so we (marketing department) can face more ambitious targets, trying to supply a richer mobile usage taking advantage of our technical abilities.

To do this, we will spend next weeks working face to face with the IT engineers, so can update each others progress to pursue our different objectives due to they are getting closer and closer everyday.

So, I can say, as far as I know, my department, the whole company and me, are in the required way to reach the objectives asked in previous evaluation report.

Personal skills.
According to my personal experience right now, I'm plenty integrated in the project as it would be a professional one. In fact, I definitely forgot about marks time ago, being completely focused on the achievement of our own aim.

Evaluation report - February, 2008

2008-03-02T22:42:00.001+01:00

Transmisión por Soporte Físico
Evaluation report
February, 2008

Introduction
This summer I had my first qualified professional experience. I was doing an internship in a diapers factory as an Industrial Organization Engineer.

This job letted me notice how crazy this world is: the only things I applied were the ones learnt in Denmark being an Erasmus student. Fortunately for me, they have an educational system completely joined to the professional world.

But I was sure that since this is the last academic year it would be completely practical. It didn’t happen though.

What have I learnt?
However, something changed this semester in this subject, finally, quality was chosen over quantity.

Therefore, I can say without any kind of doubts this will be one of the most useful lectures for my professional and personal development.

From the academical point of view I can say I’ve gained real competences for real world.

Team working, strategic analysis or project managing are only some of the skills I’ve improved this semester. And what’s more important, learning to understand how the market behaves.

The consequence of this fact has been a fast growing in my life experience. Learning how the professional world looks like is not only opening my mind but also helping me to figure out what I’ll do with my life after this semester ends.

Grade of learning
Related to the academical progress I’m around the 20% over the whole project we have to elaborate, but with a much higher percentage about what I can get for my personal development, considering the final target a concrete decision of what I’ll do after finishing my studies.

10 things Paulina loves and hates about Spain

2008-02-15T00:52:00.002+01:00

How polish people see our country?, there you have Paulina's list:

10 things Paulina hates about Spain:

1. Rotondas (traffic)
2. Places crowded and loud
3. TV: too long ads, no good programs, the same everyday on every channel, ...
4. Verbs (too many tenses)
5. Translating EVERYTHING!
6. Too open people (kissing strangers)
7. Mariscos
8. English knowledge
9. Close-minded people
10. Only Spanish music everywhere

10 things Paulina loves about Spain:

1. My boy!
2. Sun
3. ¡Turrón!
4. Sound of Spanish language
5. Nice, happy people
6. Sites (architecture)
7. Flamenco
8. Geography (long sea shore)
9. ZARA
10. Wine

10 things I hate and love about Spain

2008-02-15T00:36:00.003+01:00

Not very long ago there was a huge discussion about this article by Ben Curtis: 10 MOST annoying things about Spain, finally, due to this debate, lists were created about 10 BEST and MOST annoying things about Spain and UK.

Now I've decided to do my own lists about those countries I know the best, and so my gf Paulina from Poland. Maybe you are thinking how freak we are, if this is so I have to tell you that you are completely right.

There it goes my list, 10 things I hate about Spain:

1. Public Education
2. Traffic
3. Job schedules
4. Overcrowded bars with people allowed to smoke there
5. Close-minded people, too many.
6. How tourism business is managed, attracting cheap tourism and destroying beaches.
7. Lazy public workers
8. Low Spanish people self esteem when comparing with other countries
9. Low English knowledge
10. TV: shitty shows, lots of ads, everything dubbed, stupid nonsense news, ...

And the 10 things I love the most are:

1. Weather
2. Food
3. Standards of living
4. Close family relationships
5. Friendly people
6. Cleanliness
7. Supermarkets: so full of products...
8. Homes sizes
9. The outdoor lifestyle
10. Music

Mac or PC?

2008-02-10T21:49:00.000+01:00

In case there's someone in this world with doubts about it:

Source: marcorpc.org

Transmisión por Soporte Físico

2008-02-10T21:23:00.000+01:00

New semester just started and new teacher came with it. First time a subject with such name looks interesting.

It seems that finally, somebody noticed how real world looks like and it's gonna try to prepare us to face it. We will see how things go on, but for now my expectations are being satisfied.

Check his own blog.