The report reflects on the author's final week as a summer student at Clearstream, highlighting participation in an editorial meeting and contributions to a PowerPoint presentation on the company's services. The author expresses disappointment at not seeing a key project through to completion but values the experience gained and skills learned while working in a team. Overall, the author encourages others to seek similar experiences to explore career options.

1. Summer Student Report #4
Time flies…
Hello everyone,
Today is the last day of my Summer Student Job at Clearstream and it
is time for me to leave, but before saying goodbye, let me tell you what
my fourth week in Luxembourg was like:
First, there was our weekly editorial meeting in which the team
discussed the most important news and projects. Once again, the
project for the Sibos conference was a big topic. I am really
disappointed that I will not witness the completion of this project,
because I had the opportunity to observe and sometimes even take
part in its development process and I am extremely curious about the
results.
This week I was also busy updating a PowerPoint presentation
introducing Clearstream as well as key strategies and services and its
advantages over its competitors in the business. My job was to take
the latest information and graphics from the English version of the presentation and translate them for the
German one.
My time at Clearstream has been really interesting and has taught me a lot about working in a team and the
day-to-day business activites in a big company, so it was really what I was looking for four weeks ago.
This has been a great experience and I can highly recommend everyone to try something similar, especially
those of you who have yet not figured out what to do after school or university. Well, maybe even for those who
already know what they want, as it is always better to try something out first and get an impression before
making such a big decision and maybe wasting time.
The Clearstream experience was definitely not a waste of time. It was a good idea to give up part of my summer
holidays for this job, because it was an opportunity that is not offered every day. It was a privilege to be part of
this awesome team that has taught me so much and I hope I can use all that in the future.
Thanks to all of you who have been following my progess, I enjoyed telling you about my great experiences at
Clearstream and I hope I could encourage some of you to also try something new and maybe do something a bit
different in the next summer holidays.
Best regards,
Karoline