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«J'aime la variété des missions, des situations, des gens rencontrés.» Christophe Petit, chef d'escadron et entrepreneur, exerce en tant que réserviste deux métiers à la fois. Commandant d'escadron de la gendarmerie mobile, il assure le lien entre le ministère de la Défense et les entreprises qui emploient des réservistes. «Être capable de convaincre avec deux métiers de front. Il faut être "pro" dans les deux.»

Spannende Stories

Jörgen Andersson

Member of the Swedish Parliament (Riksdagen)

“You are supposed to be representative for the people!” Joergen Andersson is member of the Swedish parliament and meets a lot of very professional people which opened him doors. His responsibility is to handle the global governments issues and the budget of Sweden. “You never get to relax from thinking about the issues that you are working with in the parliament!”

Bernadette Ségol

General Secretary European Trade Union

“The biggest limitations in my job are the current policy orientations which are not very good for the ideas that we defend”, Bernadette Ségol, General Secretary of the European Trade Union, talks about the challenges. To do her job, ambition is rather important than the background: “I would say that my job is not simply a job you can apply for, because there is an election process.”

Saranda Lazraj

Ausbildung zur Kauffrau für Büromanagement

“Man sollte sich und seine Termine organisieren können, seine Aufgaben sorgfältig erledigen und mit Zeitdruck umgehen können.“ Das sind die wichtigsten Dinge für Saranda Lazrajs Ausbildung zur Kauffrau für Büromanagement bei TEDi. In ihrer Ausbildung lernt sie den Büroalltag kennen, wie man Projekte plant und verwaltet und wie man das in der Berufsschule angeeignete Wissen selbstständig anwendet. Am coolsten findet sie, “dass man so viele Erfahrungen sammelt, die sowohl für die Arbeit als auch privat immer sinnvoll sind“.

Christian Kesberg

Trade Commissioner

“You’re not the masterbuilder of your house, which means there’s faith and coincidence and you need to accept them. And make the best out of it.” This piece of advice was given to Christian Kesberg, when he was 25 years old. As a Trade Commissioner he also gives adice himself, mainly to entrepreneurs who have a business abroad. The coolest part of his job? “There’s always something to discover and to learn, and of course it’s cool to live in New York, London, Tokio and Seoul.”