My work experience Ok, let me start from the very beginning. After university, where I had been studying for four years, I was invited to the government company as HR specialist. I worked there with all kind of the human resources documents for two and half years. It was average work, but pretty boring with bureaucracy, obsolete process, low salary and without any positive perspective for my future. In the summer 2014 I realized that I need to take my future under control. I posted my CV on job sites and my new life had begun. In one week I got invitation to an interview from an eminent IT company. I was very nervous, my self esteem was pretty low and I was sure that I would not get the job. On the X day I spend in the company almost 2 hours and visit 3 interviews with my potential manager, my potential college, and one of the company's CEO. In two days I got job offer, the feeling of success was unforgettable to this very day. In the company I started my new carrier from the Recruit Department, I was responsible for searching required candidates on job sites and social media, worked with our own database. In 6 months I was transferred to the HR Department, there I work as administrator of internal courses, which were created for students of colleges and universities with knowledge base in programming. The recruitment candidates for course began from testing. There we checked their logical thinking, technical knowledges, level of English language and the best of them selected to the training. Before course had started, I created and agreed on scheduling with speakers. And after course ended, I invited students to the job interview and announced job offers. First year in HR Department I met new college, delved into fresh processes, almost everything was new and wondering. During second year of work I began create new process and improved old one, I tried to bring helpful ideas to the company and get the most useful for myself. In the third year I got bored, I knew everything that in some way were my business, but I was lucky and got opportunity to change my responsibilities for human resource statistics. For the present moment, I have been working in the company for four and a half years, and I have full awareness that I have received maximum benefits for personal and career growth. I need to think very carefully about next step in my work life, maybe I should to consider Business Analysis as a new career path.

Self-organisation tips All my life I struggle with self-organisation. I am sure that every second of you know what I am talking about ;) For year I have been analysing my habits, routine, duties, what difficult for me, what I hate, and why. And I realised that all I need is just more discipline. New and incredibly simple habits can make my life much easier and they can be beneficial in every part of life: work, family, hobby and etc. Already, has verified in practice. I would like to give you several tips, so let us consider the example of home routine. 1) Divide into tiny step. Apartment cleaning - Mission impossible. Beginning :) But it can be painless. For example, every morning you should wash dishes after breakfast and do not left for the evening, always left things where you took them, order your clothes every morning even if it is very rush, one day you can vacuum, another day you can clean all dust, and another day you can wipe the floor. Maybe, for somebody it is look challenging, but all I can say - you should try and you will see that all these tiny things on daily basis will help you to spent just 20 minute per day instead scheduling the hole day for the cleaning. 2) Helpful tools at hand. Provide kitchen and bathroom with necessary tools. Put in the kitchen drawer a nice basket with sponges, household chemicals, rubber gloves. Put in the bathroom the same things. In my experience, I put the cleaning product for mirror at hand and now my mirror is clean absolutely all the time. 3) Get rid of rubbish. Minimalism is a new trend. I like this conception a lot, it helps you to control your environment and it will, in turn, queue up your thoughts and bring lightness. For example, every 6 months look through your clothes, if you find something you do not remember and have no idea when you can put on, just give it to charity. The list can be greater, but I assure you If you start use these small things right away, in the end of week you will feel the difference. Good luck!