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AIESEC is a global youth-led organization striving to achieve peace and fulfillment of humankind’s potential by activating leadership qualities in youth. AIESEC spreads across 114 countries and territories, including Indonesia. AIESEC in Indonesia established in 1984 aims to develop youth to make a better Indonesia right now and in the future.
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The Writer of This Article (and You, the Reader) is Going Through a Burnout
Sometimes you feel like you’re stuck inside a hamster wheel. You’re running so quickly and so much, yet you’re stuck in the same place. You want to stop. No, you probably should stop. You can’t afford to, though, the world feels like it’s slipping through your fingers ever so easily. If you don’t continue running, you’ll for sure lose everything...
How to set goals and achieve them (when it feels impossible)
Let’s start off by asking you: How are you? How are you, really? A question that often gets an automatic and monotonous “Fine”. Yet, living through one of the most uncertain times in history, this question deserves to be asked and...
Books You Might Not Have Read, but Probably Should
In your life, you’re bound to stumble onto many adventures that will leave you a different person. Every tiny bit of story might change your perspective on how you’re living your life. Here is a list of 5 books you might want to read in your lifetime, with adventures...
Snowball Effect: Dibalik Sebuah Langkah Kecil
*Sumber: Unsplash | Thom Holmes Pasti ada masa dimana kamu bingung dengan apa yang harus kamu lakukan. Bagi mahasiswa, melihat teman-teman yang sudah terlihat sibuk atau sukses, tentu akan membuat kamu menjadi overthinking, “Kok hidupku gini-gini aja ya?”. Ingin rasanya kamu membuktikan bahwa kamu juga bisa meraih apa yang mereka capai. Kamu...
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– Shafira Ranandya Hermawan
Marketing Assistant, Serbia
“Being an intern through Global Talent is such a great experience. I did an internship at Tata Consultancy Services Philippines, a company in the Philippines, which focuses not only on this country, but also on Asia Pacific. I learned and improved my skills on Corporate Learning and Development, Training Facilitation, Management Information System during my internship.”
– Dio Anamia
Intern at Tata Consultancy Services
Philipppines
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– Jeremy Kester Hanani
AIESEC Future Leaders Attendee
“The topic itself has intrigued me from the first time I signed up because it discusses the quarter-life crisis. For me, it’s eye-opening and relates to my current condition. It turns out that I’m not the only one who feels that way, others feel the same way. The speaker was fully explained. They also discussed internships, how we act for the internships, what can be taken, and how to improve ourselves as a person. So in the session, it was very informative, and also the speakers were clear in explaining”
– Nabilla Syifa Nuraini
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“My first teaching experience taught me a lot about what it means to be a teacher and a lot about myself, as a future educator. I am so excited to get plugged into classrooms soon and get even more insight on what it really is like to be a teacher.”
– Imen Lachheb
Global Teacher Intern in India
“As a freshman, AFL has been a place to make new friends from new places. Along with learning new skills, being able to meet other students who share similar values has been the greatest part of AFL. Getting the opportunity to get to know AIESEC members and see how AIESEC has developed them has also been very exciting. I hope to continue to develop myself in the coming years so that I will be able to play a part in the impact that AIESEC is making in the world.”
– Jeremy Kester Hanani
AIESEC Future Leaders Attendee
– Mutya Laura Istiqomah
AIESEC Future Leaders Attendee
– Shafira Ranandya Hermawan
Marketing Assistant, Serbia
– Durratu Fakhria Nasution
AIESEC Local Project Attendee
– Adella Tiara Rossa
AIESEC Impact Circle Attendee
“The topic itself has intrigued me from the first time I signed up because it discusses the quarter-life crisis. For me, it’s eye-opening and relates to my current condition. It turns out that I’m not the only one who feels that way, others feel the same way. The speaker was fully explained. They also discussed internships, how we act for the internships, what can be taken, and how to improve ourselves as a person. So in the session, it was very informative, and also the speakers were clear in explaining”
– Nabilla Syifa Nuraini
Youth Today – “Prepare Your Career Through International Internship in Quarter Life Crisis”