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July 9, 2024
Dajana Siljanoska, student, assistant for project management
I spent my childhood in Macedonia, but since I was 18, I have lived in Slovenia – Koper.
I graduated from the University of Primorska, Faculty of Management and continued my Master’s studies at the same faculty, majoring in Digital Business Environment, and at the University of Ljubljana, majoring in Business Informatics. The inspiration for my studies comes from my desire to combine my knowledge and experience in the field of business and digital technology, which allows me to take a holistic approach to building my own business.
As assistant to project manager, my work focuses on administrative and financial support for research projects, including organising documentation, preparing budgets and advising researchers.
As I have just started working, I am still in the process of creating my typical working day.
I am most impressed by the dynamism and variety of the challenges. I believe that every project brings new tasks, problems and opportunities, allowing for continuous development and learning. I also work on innovative projects that contribute to sustainable development and environmental improvement. Working in such an environment certainly offers the opportunity for creativity and personal growth.
As I’ve only just started working, it’s hard to say. We will see.
I particularly value Marie Curie for her outstanding contributions to science. Her perseverance, dedication and courage to pursue her dreams as a woman in science, despite the many obstacles she faced, make her one of the most respected scientists of all time.
Books have a special place in my life, and music relaxes and inspires me.
Recently I have been reading the book “Na Drini Ćuprija” by Ivo Andrić and watching the series “Bridgerton”.
My favourite spots on the Slovenian coast are Čevljarska ulica in Koper and Debeli Rtič in Ankaran.
I’m enthusiastic about travelling, exploring new places and experiences, and creating something new and innovative.
»Fall 800 times, get up 801.«
For me, the charm of wood is its natural beauty, its durability and the uniqueness of each piece.