After only four years in Spain and a brilliant career in EDICOM, Siria Pantano now holds the post of International Project Manager. Find out more about his experience in the interview.
His more than nine years in EDICOM have led him down the path of ongoing evolution in order to be at the technological cutting edge. He has had the chance to get to know other countries through major projects. Find out more about his experience in this interview.
Today, she is a Data Analytics Specialist and he is a Software Integrator. EDICOM has opened doors for them to work on international projects and be in contact with clients from all over the world.
First day in EDICOM. Starting a new work always entails nervousness and insecurity. I have to say that having a month of training in EDICOM before starting work really boosted my confidence. I was starting work at a new time… for me, as I started at 16:00 and finished at 01:00, working hours in the Mexican time zone. This involved a personal and professional interrelationship with Mexico, with my colleagues and with clients, with the innovation that this meant for my professional life. How you have evolved. Over the years I’ve seen how EDICOM has developed significantly, both structurally and technically. The organization into increasingly structured teams has allowed for more fluid communication between us and has enhanced teamwork, which for me is always rewarding and a major source of knowledge. I’m currently working in the Preferential Support department for Latin America and I believe that we have formed a very consolidated and well-cohesive group. What hasn’t changed for you. The ongoing work training, both in technical terms with the assimilation of new technologies, and in other areas such as languages, as well as everything to do with personal skills, such as time management and evolution towards excellence in customer relations. The work environment and camaraderie continue to be admirable. It also gives me confidence and a certain pride to see how EDICOM persists in continually being at the forefront of its field. All in all, it makes me continue to feel like part of a whole. Read more “Cecilia Beltrán, International Project Leader Support”
First day in EDICOM. My first few days in EDICOM can be summed up in two words: CHALLENGE and EXPECTATION. Expectation, because personally it was a change in my professional career, but, mostly challenge, for two reasons: I wanted to… prove that I could meet the expectations and trust placed in me and because we were the first graduating class to complete the training entirely by video call. How you have evolved. It sounds obvious, but during this time I have matured both professionally and personally. Searching for new procedures or improving the performance of existing ones leads you to study the process from different points of view, improving my work on an individual basis. Likewise, putting forward my ideas to the group and defending them, and receiving constructive criticism, has helped improve my cooperative skills. What hasn’t changed for you. Something that I feel hasn’t changed since day one is the support received from my colleagues and superiors, who have been a great help from the outset. I felt integrated into the group even though I was a virtual member, and until almost a year after joining the team, they did not get to know me in person. This is one of the many factors that keeps my enthusiasm intact and my gratitude for the opportunity given by EDICOM. Read more “Nieves Peiró, 24×7 Operation Technician”
Memory of when you joined EDICOM. I felt both excited and uneasy because I was taking on a totally new task for me, in an unknown world that had nothing to do with teaching, which is where I came from.
What has not changed for you since you joined the company.Feeling secure in EDICOM, backed up at all times by my managers and colleagues. Read more “Alexia Garcia, Senior EDI Consultant in IPM Support”