Goodbye Michigan

Hi everyone,

I have been working as an intern at AutoCom for six months and now it is time to say goodbye. I am always going to remember the fun I had working and traveling around the U.S. I would like to thank you all for being part of my life in Michigan.

I gained a lot of experience by taking part on the organization of events such as Tech Crawl and Traverse City. There is so much you can learn by participating in these types of events. I also had the opportunity to work everyday with people that were interested in sharing their wisdom and knowledge with me.

I’m going to miss my life as an Intern at AutoCom. I hope I will be able to keep in touch with the people that made my internship a wonderful and unforgettable journey.

Best Regards,

Viviane

Comments

Michael McCarthy said…

Viviane: Thanks for all your hard work. Best wishes on your new position. Stay in touch with us via the Intern blog.

Marty Habalewsky

Wed Aug 11, 11:47:00 AM

Unknown said…

We will miss you Viviane!!! :)

Wed Aug 11, 12:00:00 PM

Unknown said…

Viviane,

I am going to miss you so much! The office won't be the same without you!

Wed Aug 11, 01:57:00 PM

Jack said…

You look good in Green.

Wed Aug 11, 06:26:00 PM

Larry said…

I'm green with envy....wish I could have been there to join in the fun!

Viviane, you'll definitely be missed.

Wed Sep 15, 05:49:00 PM

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