"There is a saying that I like very much - you want to know something about yourself, look at the five closest people around you. I am lucky to work with wise people who inspire me, stimulate me and motivate me to develop. I consider it my success that I have become part of this environment. (...)”

"(...) Success for me is to complete a project that is not trivial. A project that involves an intellectual challenge is not easy to implement requires arrangements with various stakeholders, ethics, honest work, flexibility and seeking for solutions."

"(...) As a coach, I am a bit sceptical about too big plans for the future. Of course, you have to set a direction to know which way you are going, but the most important thing is to enjoy the process and the journey to the goal, not just the endpoint. From this perspective, I am very open to the future. Now I am very happy and grateful for the place I am in, for being able to do both. "

Building and expanding cooperation with graduates is one of the priorities for the Jagiellonian University Careers Service. An event took place in the lead-up to Jagiellonian University Celebration Day that we would like to give a permanent place in our calendar. 9 graduates came to attend a meeting with University representatives. The meeting marked the high point of our joint work on the Alumni Project. Financed by the National Agency for Academic Exchange, the programme aims to develop cooperation with Jagiellonian University’s international alumni.

"Success for me certainly has nothing to do with the finances. I am happy to be able to do what I really like, and with amazing people whom I trust and thanks to whom I can grow. Thanks to my work, I can meet unique personalities I always learn something from, not only scientifically. There is this fantastic sentence by Thor Heyerdahl that I love and could certainly make my definition of success: "Limits? I've never seen one, but I've heard that they exist in some people's minds." (...)"