I have always been very curious and I love learning new things. My knowledge of English, for example, has all been acquired on a self-taught basis over the past 20 years: reading books, articles, listening to music and watching movies. For this reason, the choice of the Journalism faculty was natural: I entered as soon as I graduated in the 3rd year. Despite not having followed a career in the field, the knowledge acquired - especially during those four years - helps me today.I started working in the Administrative / Tax area by chance, and since then I have tried to improve all new knowledge: I took courses in the area, attended lectures and seminars, tried to clear up doubts with co-workers, always trying to update myself and understand all the processes, and not just do for the sake of doing. In 10 years working in the area, I learned the importance of teamwork, of doing a job well done, and of always trying to be aware and aware of what happens around me. These and other characteristics have been and continue to be perfected and worked on throughout my career.I am always looking to recycle my knowledge; I am currently dedicating myself to perfecting the work with spreadsheets in Excel and Google Docs, as well as other related programs. The same for courses in the Accounting / Administrative / Tax areas.In 2020, after leaving the company where I worked, I went in search of a dream come true: I did an exchange in Köln, Germany. It was a unique and transformative experience, where I learned to communicate in a new way - at the time my German was basic level, today I am at an intermediate stage -, to live in a completely different culture, to know and adapt to a country that is so different from mine. I believe that this has helped me to face the challenges of every day: to have patience, persistence and courage to face the adversities and problems along the way.