As you embark on your career at Alstom, I encourage you to stay curious and embrace challenges. Curiosity drives innovation and learning, pushing you to explore new ideas, technologies, and methodologies. In an industry that is constantly evolving, asking questions and seeking knowledge will enhance your skills and keep you engaged. Don't hesitate to dive into projects outside your comfort zone; each experience will provide valuable lessons that contribute to your growth. Equally important is the mindset of embracing challenges. Engineering often involves complex problems that require creativity and perseverance to solve. When faced with obstacles, view them as opportunities to develop resilience and critical thinking. This proactive approach not only builds your expertise but also showcases your determination to succeed, which can lead to greater responsibilities and recognition within the company. Moreover, as you navigate your career, remember to cultivate a supportive atmosphere. Surround yourself with positive influences, seek mentorship from experienced colleagues, and foster collaboration within your teams. A healthy workplace is one where individuals feel valued, respected, and empowered to voice their ideas. By contributing to a culture of support and inclusivity, you not only enhance your own experience but also help create an environment where everyone can thrive. Ultimately, staying curious, embracing challenges, and nurturing a positive workplace will set the foundation for a fulfilling and successful career at Alstom.

Your knowledge and your skills are not only what you learnt at school or your previous job, but it is the mix all the experiences you've had. Therefore be curious on the world around you, and catch what helps you to grow and develop as real person. Be honest and show how you really are, and prompt and flexible adapting to the situation, but also staying tuned on your values.

No matter the challenge, just move forward. If something doesn’t work, adapt, try again, and keep going. In the end, it will work.