Students are the future!
“May we come to your office for an observational internship?”

We received this question some time ago from four students at Ghent University College. Our answer? Of course, come by!

And so it happened. The four students soon arrived at our office, eager to learn as much as possible. It was our job to give them a taste of our industry.

You learn the most by doing. That’s why we gave them an assignment: “Reconnect the team in the office that is currently split in two.”

With a tight two-hour deadline, the students got to work. They had the freedom to open walls and move furniture as needed.

In practice, we often see that time pressure sparks creativity. This was true for the students as well. In that short time, the pairs came up with very surprising and completely different sketches.

It was an educational day for the students, but also for us. Their enthusiasm was contagious, and we can’t wait to see more of them in the future!

Twee vrouwen zitten aan een bureau in een kantoor en werken geconcentreerd aan bouwtekeningen. Op tafel liggen een snijmat, opgerolde tekeningen, markeerstiften en een opbergbox met kantoorbenodigdheden. Eén vrouw schrijft aantekeningen terwijl de ander d

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Diana Meeder

HR/Office manager

Diana is HR and Office Manager at BESPARK. For the past ten years, she has more than lived up to her job title. Diana and Iwan first met at her previous employer. When Iwan founded iL Office, he was looking for people just as passionate as he was. And as it happened, Diana was looking for a new challenge. One plus one equals two, so her new role was quickly settled. Diana tackles everything with both hands. Ask her for something and you can be sure it will be arranged quickly and properly. Her versatility, dedication and tremendous commitment make her simply indispensable to our team.

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Students are the future! “May we come to your office for an observational internship?”

Students are the future!
“May we come to your office for an observational internship?”