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Life (personal and professional) is truly a winding road. It is never straight ahead, paved perfectly, or timed exactly. As you move forward through your career, do your job the best you can and be curious enough to keep learning along the way. Eventually through experience, trial and error, and knowing yourself, you will find your place, discover where you want to be, and create the balance you seek in life.
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Client Relationship Manager
Linedata
From 10/2021 to 04/2024Company
What do you like about your job and the company?
As a relationship manager ("RM"), I am seen externally as the main Linedata contact to my clients. They come to me for everything that Linedata does for them in the past, present, and future. They involve me with everything they think that we can be a part of to sustain and to grow their business. At the same time, I have the opportunity to be my clients' advocate inside the walls of my company. As I am lobbying for my clients, my role allows me to interact with so many great teams and co--workers here at Linedata (who are fantastic people and customer-focused professionals).
Rich D
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Potentially more in our industry than any other, you should have a love of learning and a desire to keep growing in new ways. Whether picking up new technology, or becoming an expert in different business areas addressed by the software, a growth mindset is absolutely essential.
Shakil R
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Linedata was founded in January 1998 as the result of a merger of three firms: GSI Division des Banques, Line Data and BDB Participation. In 1998, Linedata had 76 employees and achieved revenues of €11m. The new corporate entity benefits at the outset from the best management, technology and operational expertise drawn from its three component companies.
Sage P
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Kaizen is the Japanese philosophy that means "change for the better". In business, as in life, we can always look for ways to improve - be it seeking operational efficiencies or applying lessons learned to our next endeavor. Change is good and when you see an opportunity to improve something, it might just lead to your next promotion!