It was in the middle of April when we gathered to discuss the need of a new office. We were 12 people situated in 3 apartments, yet it was a matter of time till we reached the capacity level that we’ve set – 17.

Fast forward to the middle of October - we were ready to move to a 600m2 floor in a proper office building. If I have to sum up the experience, I would come to these 10 steps:

14th of September 2017, 13:00, Sofia, Bulgaria

Okay, the bus is here.

• Luggage - check.
• Food and refreshments for the bus - check.
• Gifts for everyone: backpacks, T-shirts, hoodies, water bottles, notebooks, the list goes on... - check.

We need to get to the airport and wait for our colleagues arriving from Norway (Ålesund and Oslo) and the US (Miami).

When I started at Documaster in the summer of 2017, this was already my third internship experience. I felt confident and relaxed working at an office from 9 to 6. I thought that this experience wouldn’t differ significantly from what I have already been through. To my amazement, I was quickly proven wrong on multiple occasions.

Summer was approaching. I was not planning on going to a Work & Travel program so, like any other student in my position, I was looking for activities to fill my spare time. Making an internship where I could work and learn at the same time was my top priority and luckily I am here to share with you what happened to be a great experience.

Have you considered the fact that future generations might have little to no record of the 21st century? It sounds kind of dramatic but the threat of not being able to access obsolete digital data is very real.

I got into climbing by accident. I was a university freshman and wanted to join the varsity gymnastics team. It turned out there wasn't one and someone suggested that I try climbing instead. Best advice ever (in sports aspect that is).

I am at home, browsing the internet. I read that George Clooney has been cast for the Wonder Woman role. I start to realize I am part of a minority here, struggling to get what I deserve in a biased world...