Position: Junior Project Manager
Category: Project Manager
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 0

As my biggest accomplishments, I consider the fact that war didn't make me to give up, it only improved my stress resistance. I kept on growing as a person and devoted a large part of my live to helping people. Besides the fact I moved on to England by my own to study and work in two places at a time each, I volunteered with local Ukranians, who also was forced to leave their homes. And not only my schedule became tight, I did my best to perform my rolls in the good way. I learnt basic marketing in one semester and passed exam in my English college; became a shift leader in a month at work; gained a number of loyal students, who finally could communicare with natives after our lessons and finished my university semester with one extra science work done. Nothing of that could be completed without a good time management.
My experience was mostly related to volunteer work because I used to participate in many such projects. The last one turned out to be the most exciting and challenging for me. Because of the war, in Lviv was a huge demand for shelters for internally displaced persons. I found the place that needed people and submitted an offer. As soon as I started, I took the role of shift leader, It was a responsible position and I knew I could perform it well. The place was chaotic because it was new and all of the processes were still stabilizing. Our team decided to focus our attention on the ones, that could make the biggest impact. In the end, we developed a resource accounting system, implemented a consistent schedule, and reorganized storage. I was also responsible for communication with higher management. This led to improving the speed of daily processes and made an impact on the future of the community. That is where we made a difference.
I'm Ok with any tasks that are helping to improove my skills