Insider profil
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Top Insider Advice
Latin motto meaning "dare to know". Be curious and try to understand what lies beyond the surface. Be humble and get in touch. If you do not know something, reach someone who does. Being friendly to others is the best way for them to be friendly and helpful with you.
Career path
Expert - Studies and Design R&D
Linedata
From 03/2017 to 07/2024Company
What do you like about your job and the company?
The possibility of resolving problems and difficulties from and for our Clients makes projects meaningfull. Due to a complex reality and the typical dynamics of financial institutions the challenges are assured.At Linedata I was fortunate to find seasoned, open and friendly people with whom I have the honour and pleasure to work with.
Greatest achievements
Having the opportunity to join Linedata's R&D team represents the culmination of my professional life, being able to put to use all the experience, skills and abilities gained during my career.
Mareike C
Top Insider Advice
In support, I constantly encounter new topics, both functional and technical. It is important to keep an open mind and address all types of subjects, including those with which I am not familiar. One needs to be curious and able to work on new functional and technical issues. Conducting research in our knowledge database, consulting documentation, or asking colleagues for help are essential steps to solving any issue. The product we work on has many features, and there is always something new to learn.
Kaustubh R
Manager - Advisory
Top Insider Advice
Be creative and innovative is the Key. World will never change, if you just try to follow the existing process, Always think, that you can add something to make it better, faster and more efficient. And Linedata is a great example where your ideas are always respected.
Sage P
Top Insider Advice
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!