What is it like being at a workshop? Get up at 0600, morning yoga, breakfast, emails, last preps. Briefing with the Advisor for breakfast. Walk to Sochi office (boy, we are so lucky to be so close; commuting for 2 hrs is normal i Moscow!), organize the room, adjust the agenda (always changes), drink a coffee, work until 1300, lunch, work until 1800. Other meetings. Debrief with Advisor, dinner, emails, bed......I could be anywhere in the world? No, this is definately Russia. So when I come home I hope people will not ask questions like: What did you see? How was Kreml? How is Moscow? But rather questions like: How is the working culture? What are Russians like? Which are the challenges they face in the Olympic project? Which are the do's and don't's of Russian culture?
I love to meet the people! That is what I treasure and they are my source for knowledge. That is why I am here!
Oooopps, I better run........
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- Sim Optima AS consists of Bente Kristin Malmo, Ellen Gjerde and Lisbeth Andersen. They offer a controlled training process where the goal is that the customer, either a company or an event organisation, shall experience increased awareness on their own tasks and responsibilities in normal-, crisis- and readiness situations. Through this awareness process will the employers as well as employees reach increased safety in dealing with their tasks, responsibilities or collegues.
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