Luca Raffa

I don't think my academic experiences can show me as the best candidate in the field. Engineering, Psychology, Politics/Economics represent part of these. Nothing fundamentally specific to the position on offer. Nothing fundamentally related to each other. However, what makes me strongly believe in myself for this application is the fact that the whole point of a university degree is to show a potential employer that I showed up someplace, 6 years in a row, completed a series of tasks, reasonably well, and on time. So, if the employer hires me, there is a decent chance that I'll show up every day not ruining the business. Of course, the challenge is not only to not ruin the business, but instead to give something more to the business itself. What makes me confident about this part is the fact that in 6 years I managed not only to show up at my university and complete the tasks, but also to set as a goal to finish my degrees earlier than the others. Having accomplished 4 degrees in 6 years of studies, at least in the countries I have studied, it is not something common. If you add to this my non-university related experiences, you only have to read the 'Other experiences' section on my CV to realise that these 6 years have not only been dedicated to my studies, but to even higher purposes.

Railway Engineer, Salesman, Football Referee

Two Degrees in Engineering, one in Psychology, one in Politics/Economics