All the world’s abuzz over Conchita. Whether it’s the beard, the voice, the fashion, or her company and fanbase „The Unstoppables“, she has certainly risen like a phoenix and taken the world by storm. We first met Conchita at last year’s TEDxAmRing event at the Hofburg, in cooperation with the Vienna Life Ball, where we quickly realized that she… Continue reading
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Pensamiento: It’s always warm in Chile – NOT
Actually before I left Austria for my adventure, I was pretty much in a hurry so I did not check stuff like weather forecasts or currency exchange rates for Chile. Well..I should have. I basically assumed that – even though I knew it is winter in Chile when we have summer in Vienna – the… Continue reading
„Servus und welcome“ – whatchado goes international
We’re happy to announce that we’re now an international platform! :) So here’s our story starting – as we did – in German (Austrian! ;) ) ’n then switching to English. 27. Juni, 2011: whatchado startet mit 17 Lebensgeschichten und der Mission, die Lebensstorys der Welt einzufangen und diese der ganzen Welt zur Verfügung zu… Continue reading
Career Hangout with Roel Huisman, CEO of ING DiBa Austria
We did it! Our first international career hangout took place on 16th April, with Roel Huisman, CEO of ING DiBa Austria. He visited us and talked with eight young people about his career, work life and how he got there. Eight AIESEC students from Austria, Germany, Mexico, Turkey and Serbia asked Roel Huisman questions about his career, success, and leadership. His advice:… Continue reading
Why every story counts
In the 2 months I spent here in Tokyo I met a lot of great and extraordinary people. Maybe it’s the charm of Tokyo that attracts those people, maybe it’s my interest and search for those characters. But more likely it is just that every person is indeed extraordinary and every person HAS a story to tell. I… Continue reading
Say, what cha do in Tokyo?
Just as i did a year ago, i decided to discover another part of the world, unknown to me, again. This year, I wanted to go to the capital of Japan for 3 months and this time I was going to bring a small whatchado-videocamera. It took me a week, to realize: I am actually in… Continue reading