Hi everybody!
There is news again from my life. You know, I am a person who never stops doing something. Either I travel almost every weekend (like I did in the States) or I am looking for new challenges all the time. :-)
Well, my internship in Munich as a marketing consulting intern is not too bad, but I have finished University…so what I want is a real job and not an internship. (The only internship I would love to do, even after I graduated, is the one I already did with AutoCom). :) So I continued applying for jobs. I restricted the area to Bavaria for the first applications, because I love that part of Germany. I love the Bavarian dialect (it is so cute and sexy the same time). I love their “Brezn” and their white sausages. And here is the news: I will start on the 26th of November as an employee at Novartis. Novartis is a huge German pharmaceutical company. I will work there for the strategic sourcing marketing. So I will be the one choosing agencies, advertising materials and so on. I am so excited. It will be my first real job. Well, but for that I have to move to Nuremberg.
So that’s the latest news. Cross your fingers that I will be successful taking that new challenge and that I will love going to work. :) Well, their won’t be anything better than coming to AutoCom in the mornings. Having Maggie smiling at me and Dee listening to all my problems and other stories and sharing my travel experience with the whole office. ;o)
Miss you…
Take care,
Bianca
There is news again from my life. You know, I am a person who never stops doing something. Either I travel almost every weekend (like I did in the States) or I am looking for new challenges all the time. :-)
Well, my internship in Munich as a marketing consulting intern is not too bad, but I have finished University…so what I want is a real job and not an internship. (The only internship I would love to do, even after I graduated, is the one I already did with AutoCom). :) So I continued applying for jobs. I restricted the area to Bavaria for the first applications, because I love that part of Germany. I love the Bavarian dialect (it is so cute and sexy the same time). I love their “Brezn” and their white sausages. And here is the news: I will start on the 26th of November as an employee at Novartis. Novartis is a huge German pharmaceutical company. I will work there for the strategic sourcing marketing. So I will be the one choosing agencies, advertising materials and so on. I am so excited. It will be my first real job. Well, but for that I have to move to Nuremberg.
I love Munich and my apartment there, but what is it worth when you are not really happy with your job? Actually that’s the place where you spend most of you time. :) And Nuremberg is a really nice city, too. It is smaller but cute. There are a lot of old houses and churches and it is famous for the Christmas market (and you know, I love “Glühwein” *hahaha*).
So that’s the latest news. Cross your fingers that I will be successful taking that new challenge and that I will love going to work. :) Well, their won’t be anything better than coming to AutoCom in the mornings. Having Maggie smiling at me and Dee listening to all my problems and other stories and sharing my travel experience with the whole office. ;o)
Miss you…
Take care,
Bianca
Comments
Thank you for your post! It's good to hear something of former interns. We will keep our fingers crossed for your new job.
Christina and Silke (current interns)
I wish you the best time in the States and with AutoCom you can have. Enjoy every day over there. And hey interns, be nice to your collegues. :)
The crazy German,
Bianca
I think it all sounds wonderful!
I know how much you enjoyed Munich, but this is the time for new adventures and new venues!
We all miss you so much and keep hoping to read that blog that tells us you are coming back for another visit.
Best Wishes follow you where ever you go.
Momma Dee
I would love to write that post. Better today than tomorrow. There is a plan, but it is still far away. I have to save some money (which will be possible with my new job) and then I might be coming for a visit next summer. I decided, the next time I will come over will be in summer again. So I can enjoy the really pretty Michigan. :)And you know: Summer clothes don't need that much space in the suitcases, so I can go and buy more new stuff than in the winter. Haha.
We WILL SEE US AGAIN, I promise.
Kisses to you momma.
Bianca
its great to hear that you left the intern squad and joined the other side... makes me hope for a good job as well next summer :)
I love the funny & crazy Bavarian people as well - maybe we will meet there soon when I found a job in Munich ;)
Take care & hope you had a great first week (well almost)!
Suz
So now my first week at Novartis is over. And I can just tell: I love that job. Well, till now. :) It's a great challenge. I learn a lot of new stuff, especially the sourcing part, which is completely new to me. My collegues are almost as nice as the autocom team was. :-)
I feel good there, but I am still homesick...there is no better place for me than michigan (although you never want to beleive me) :) I miss my friends there, the crazy shots with the funny names, the seasons which are much more better than in Germany and the lakes. :( But I have learned that you can't have everything (unfortunately). But who knows what happens in the future...I still would jump in the plane right away if there was the opportunity to work in my favorite State. :)
And hey Don: It's so great to hear from you. How are you doing?
Yours,
Bianca
Sorry I've been so slow to post. Have been traveling lots recently....Frankfurt, New Delhi, Louisville and Austin.
Super news about your job at Novartis. Keep us up to date on how things go.
I'm sure you'll love Nuremberg. I've been there several times. Jens Meiners grandmother used to live there as well.
Keep writing!
Larry