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Anna Mackiewicz
Warsaw, Poland
Global Talent Development Manager
I joined Lionbridge more than 2 years ago. First, I managed learning programs and tools for Lionbridge employees in Warsaw. Since April 2019, I’ve moved to a global role to develop learning experiences in all offices.
I usually start at 10 with a cup of coffee and check my mailbox and The Bridge for fresh news. Often I write down in the morning the most important things to do during the day. Now, working globally, more of my day is filled with virtual meetings than meetings in person.
I like our spacious and bright kitchen a lot. It’s a great place for a break and less formal work discussions.
Working in such an international environment with experts from different countries. It’s great to exchange ideas and build together a learning culture.
To offer more global learning activities for employees from different sites.
3! Polish, English and French.
“Co dwie głowy, to nie jedna," or "Two heads are better than one”. Basically, two people can often solve a problem better than just one person on their own.
The “Powiśle” district – having a walk on the river side full of restaurants and bars and going on the roof of the Warsaw University Library with a great view.
Eating at least a small dessert after lunch each day
Time with my family and friends and some sport activities (I love to spend time outdoors – biking, hiking or walking around different cities)
The im-portance of external and internal networking and mentoring – to build a better understanding, develop competences and get inspirations
Designing (training) and playing (social) board games