Olga Vasilyeva
Sales Manager, Allianz Climate Solutions
“Sometimes answers are not where you look for them.” Thinking outside of the box is one important piece of advice of Olga Vasilyeva for her 14-year-old self. The challenge in her job as a Sales Manager at Allianz Climate Solutions is “to live your job, not just to perform your job but also to have a healthy attitude towards work-life-balance.”
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Melanie Beyersdorf
Analyst, Allianz Climate Solutions
“The coolest part is being a part of the transition from fossil fuel and nuclear power to renewable energy.” That is one of the things Melanie Beyersdorf likes most about her work. She speaks enthusiastically about her job as an Analyst at Allianz Climate Solutions: “We are such little teams, that we can adjust our product range almost every day to the requirements of our customers.”

Lars Mielke
Social Media Manager, Allianz SE
“People tell you if they like what you write or if they don’t like what you write. Getting direct feedback really helps, it makes your day”, Lars Mielke tells about his job as Social Media Manager at Allianz SE. The most important tasks in his job? “In one part it’s communication with the customers and stakeholders and in a second part it’s training other Social Media Manager.”

Heiko Müller
Director Pensions, Allianz Global Investors Europe
“What I really enjoy about my job is the close interaction with so many stakeholders”, Heiko Müller, Director Pensions at Allianz Global Investors Europe, describes his job. The most fun part is “trying to translate the technical expertise into sentences which my mother would easily understand.”

Werner Waldner
Head of Allianz Direct, Allianz SE
“We should always look for the glass half full, because there are so many opportunities, so don’t be afraid of change”, Werner Waldner, Head of Allianz Direct at Allianz SE, gives an important advice to his younger self. The most challenging but also fascinating thing about his job is that “the customers behavior is changing fast in the digital world.”