It was a lot of physical work, so you have to pick them up and we have to sort

them out. And then you have to obviously put them in different groups and then

deliver to where was needed. The physical demanded aspect of it,

because the area was full of hills which made it kind of tough. And all conditions

as well rain, hail and shine. I was made to do it. I didn't really know to be

honest, but I always kind of liked some form of artistic creative area. And then

it wasn't until high school that I started looking at graphic design.

So now I am a visual design user experience designer. So it involves

predominantly working with graphics and visuals for mostly online, also a bit of

research is involved as well. And testing with the user so it's it's quite

fascinating and it's a broad spectrum so I thoroughly enjoy.

Studying is very important but I also found experience and it does help. So if you

can get experience somehow in any form, even do some not-for-profit

organization work and just get your name out there.