Archive for November 2009

Learning it all by doing it all – priceless

By Dorottya Török on 27 November, 2009

Dorottya Török

What is the value of getting to know the industry? What is the value of being able to see everything and to learn whatever you can? What is the value of being able to discover new limits of yourself? Simply said: what is the value of being a trainee? Well, the answer is simple: it is priceless!

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Categories: Hungary, Pannon

Don’t Blink!

By Aniela Szumilas on 26 November, 2009

Aniela Szumilas

The time has come for me to tackle my tasks here at work with deadlines fast approaching, and with that in mind I think it might be about time for me to explain to you what my work entails, how it has changed…. and why not to blink. :)

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Categories: Company, Norway, Telenor Group, Telenor Norway

Freedom

By Erik Irestål on 24 November, 2009

Erik Irestål

As important as I concluded inspiration to be in my last blog post, as important I believe reflection to be. The word that came to my mind reflecting on the last three months was freedom. At first it didn’t make sense, where is the freedom in working?

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Categories: Sweden, Telenor Sweden

To “pick the raisins out of the bun”

By Gabriella Grepe on 20 November, 2009

Gabriella Grepe

Being a trainee here at Telenor, you are kind of excused when you want to go around, try new things and see as much as possible. So when someone asks you if you want to join for a two hours excel course or to look at the campaigns in the stores – you simply don’t say no. At least I don’t…

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Categories: Company, Countries, Sweden, Telenor Sweden

How to know if you are good at what you are doing?

By Lasse Kronback Arildslund on 18 November, 2009

Lasse Kronback Arildslund

It is not a very long time ago I finished university, and the ways of working on projects and assignments in such a forum still seems quite familiar. During my five years in university I felt that I continuously progressed, as I improved in the areas of group work and methodology. I got to know if my performance was good or bad because I knew on which basis I was evaluated. The working processes here in real life are very different, so how do I know if what I deliver is good or bad?

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Categories: Denmark, Norway, Telenor Denmark, Telenor Norway

Reflections on Relocation

By Rikke Nielsen on 13 November, 2009

Rikke Nielsen

Although my situation as a trainee has slowly sunk in, last week’s email from one of our HR contacts came as a big surprise. I was working on a project when my mailbox alert went off. New emails from Geir in HR usually means exciting news related to trainee seminars and other fun stuff. As [...]

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Categories: Telenor Norway

The Teletubbies are back in town

By Zsófia Navratil on 12 November, 2009

Zsófia Navratil

I just started to work for PandA a week ago. The first day was okay, but on my very second day they made me dress up like a Teletubby! We went out to the wild to build and paint a hut on a river bank, while it was raining cats and dogs. And you’re sooo wrong if you think I’m just kidding!

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Categories: Hungary, Pannon

Karlskrona, Stockholm and constant change

By Kristina Thim on 11 November, 2009

Kristina Thim

I used to say to everybody that “oh, I really want to work in a dynamic market and company. I love it when things change all the time”.. Well I guess I got what I asked for;)

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Categories: Sweden, Telenor Sweden

Getting comfortable

By Vegar Wikhammer Heir on 11 November, 2009

Vegar Wikhammer Heir

My first six weeks has been about meeting new people and adjusting to the working environment at Telenor Fornebu,
but it is already time to think about the future.

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Categories: Norway, Telenor Norway

Development in Progress

By Slobodan Papak on 11 November, 2009

Slobodan Papak

After a month, I believe that I’m starting to keep balance between being an engineer and being a “marketeer”.

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Categories: Serbia, Telenor Serbia

I’m inspired!

By Erik Irestål on 4 November, 2009

Erik Irestål

Read about the experience that changed my life; I realized that I had every opportunity to make the most of my life in my own hands.

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Categories: Sweden, Telenor Sweden

Gaining Perspective- One Day at a Time

By Aniela Szumilas on 2 November, 2009

Aniela Szumilas

The day has come where I no longer jump out of bed and run to work. Perhaps part of my altered energy is the fault of my initial big expectations meeting the reality of work…. but highs and lows included, this first month reminded me that I have to buckle up my seatbelt for the ride ahead!

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Categories: Company, Norway, Telenor Group, Telenor Norway

Experiential learning

By Katalin Mester on 2 November, 2009

Katalin Mester

Intensive- plenty of new information- self confirmation- these words can describe my last month. No surprise, both professional and personal dimensions played important part.

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Categories: Hungary

Balancing life

By Dorottya Török on 2 November, 2009

Dorottya Török

They say when you are a trainee you really got to be as flexible as possible so you can adapt to everyone and to every situation. In this process it can be quite helpful if you possess many useful traits. This entry is about my journey to reach to the conclusion on how I best can mix my best qualities most successfully.

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Categories: Hungary, Pannon