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If you're considering a career in audit, I'd highly recommend it. You'll be part of a community of professionals who strive to uphold high standards and deliver meaningful results. Whether you're auditing financial statements, conducting internal audits, or assessing the sustainability of an organization's operations, you'll have the opportunity to make a real impact. In short, audit is a dynamic and ever-evolving field that offers endless growth opportunities. So, if you're considering a career in this field, don't hesitate - the rewards are well worth it!
Career path
Banking Officer
IESEG International
From 04/2012 to 05/2018Assistant Bank Manager
IESEG International
From 06/2018 to 12/2018Relationship Bank Manager
IESEG International
From 01/2019 to 10/2021Company
What do you live about your job and the company?
I find immense motivation in the diversity of my professors. The opportunity to learn from a range of experienced individuals from different countries and backgrounds offers a unique perspective on the subject. The ability to hear firsthand accounts of success and challenges in the field has greatly contributed to my understanding of the auditing process and how to achieve excellence. I particularly find ESG auditing to be a fascinating topic and being able to learn from experts in this area of auditing and consultancy is a significant source of inspiration for me. Having professors with a wealth of knowledge and experience in this field means I am constantly exposed to new ideas and methods, allowing me to continuously evolve my skills and stay at the forefront of the industry. Overall, learning from these experienced professors has allowed me to develop a more comprehensive understanding of ESG auditing, and I am confident that the knowledge I have gained will allow me to make a meaningful impact in this field.
Greatest achievements
I am extremely proud of my recent accomplishment of receiving an internship offer from KPMG Luxembourg. This opportunity is a huge step forward in my career as an ESG auditor. My goal has always been to immerse myself in the latest audit topics to drive excellence, and this internship will give me the opportunity to work with experienced professionals in the field and gain hands-on experience in ESG audits. KPMG Luxembourg is a well-respected name in the industry, one of the Big 4 Firms, and I am honored to have been chosen to join their team. This internship will provide me with the chance to apply what I have learned in a real-world setting. I am confident that this experience will be valuable for both my personal and professional growth and will enable me to contribute to the field in a meaningful way. I am eager to start this new chapter in my journey and I am confident that I will be able to make a positive impact during my time at KPMG. I am grateful for the support of my professors and mentors who have encouraged me along the way and I look forward to the exciting opportunities that this internship will bring.
Anjali V
Master in Finance
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If you are sure about your abilities and interests, make sure you research on what kind of job you want to be doing. And then work backward to see if this Masters will help to facilitate your dream career. If so, then IESEG is the perfect place to do it!
Jonathan O
Master in Management for Sustainability
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You don't need alot of pre-req knowledge before coming in, as the course is well structured for an introductory level. However, it's a tough, demanding masters, and it can also be hard to keep studying how drastic the challenge is for the environment right now. Without an optimistic nature, and some hope for the world, and alot of love for the planet / cause you support - it can be very very tough.
Diogo G
Master in International Business Negotiation
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Negotiation is a people-oriented practice. It requires understanding human behaviour and psychology at a fundamental level. No matter what negotiating situation you encounter, your task will always be to talk to people, to understand them, to listen them and to work with them. As a negotiator, your skill-level is determined by how well you can interact with people, how you create and claim value in your relationships with people and how well you function in the face of challenges and unexpected situations. Therefore, you must appreciate social interactions and problem-solving in social situations. For introverts such as myself, this doesn’t mean that you need to be a naturally extroverted personality. But you need to create in yourself a passion for engaging with others. Personally, I enjoy seeing others happy and fulfilled. As a negotiator, my aim is to create valuable mutual benefits where all parties can be satisfied because I believe that this is what negotiation is all about. That is how my love for humanity manifests itself in a negotiating situation. You need to have a drive to see others succeed just as much as you do. My advice for you, dear reader, is to develop your own compass for negotiation. My compass is adding value to human relationships and interactions. What is yours? Is it designing the negotiation strategy? Researching about the people you will talk to? Find your compass, find your reason and use it as your anchor. But, always remember, you need to care about others. Selfishness is not a sustainable quality in an environment that requires trust and collaboration.