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By: Adrian

Adrian — Fri, 25 Jun 2010 11:54:48 +0000

Hi guys,

Glad to see that stuff is happening on the exchange side of things in AIESEC Iasi. I’m looking forward though, to see some improvement in involving the community, and giving your visitors a better experience than I have right now. But that’s for another discussion.

I’m glad that Bogdan found an internship that he’s happy with. I wish him all the best in the world, as I’m sure he deserves it. Unfortunately I have to disagree with him on one aspect: assuming that your manager/interviewer is less prepared than you is a rookie mistake and you should never base your getting employed strategy on that. Most likely you will look like a douche-bag and nobody wants douche-bags working for them. The fact that you were selected, among thousands of other young people to be a part of an incredible organisation (that in some countries is better than in others) shouldn’t be enough for you to assume you’re the best out there (because most likely you’re not the best, you’re just one of the good ones).

Cheers!