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Completing my Degree was a Moment of Immense Pride and Joy

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By Rudina Hoxha

Ledion Rejzi is a young chap with a big vision: “My overarching goal is to make a positive impact in the IT field.”

A computer science graduate of Austrian School in Shkodra and recently of the University of Applied Science in Vienna, Austria, Ledion says that he has been fortunate to be surrounded by a supportive network of family, friends, and mentors “who have guided me on this journey and helped me stay grounded despite the recognition.”

Full interview below:

Please can you make an introduction of yourself?

My name is Ledion Rejzi, and I am very excited to share my story with you. Throughout the beginning of my journey, I’ve been incredibly fortunate to be involved in two graduation experiences (The First one for the Austrian School in Shkodra and the other one most recently for the University of Applied Science in Vienna, Austria). My degree was computer science.

You are a success story of Austrian School in Shkodra City. How would you describe this experience? How did you discover your interest in studies?

My experience with the Austrian School in Shkodra City has been nothing short of transformative. It has provided me with a unique and enriching educational environment that has shaped both my academic and personal growth. Throughout my time at the Austrian School, I’ve had the privilege of being taught by dedicated educators who not only impart knowledge but also foster a genuine love for learning.

Now you are studying in Vienna. How motivated do you feel?

Finishing my studies recently was a significant achievement, and it has fueled my determination to continue pursuing my dreams in Vienna. The pandemic undoubtedly presented numerous obstacles during my studies. However, I believe that challenges also present opportunities for growth and resilience.

When did you

realize you were gifted?

Looking back, I believe it was during my early years in school when I started to notice a stark difference in the way I absorbed and understood information compared to my peers. I vividly recall instances where I found myself drawn to subjects that piqued my curiosity, and I would delve into them with a deep sense of fascination. I’ve been fortunate to be surrounded by a supportive network of family, friends, and mentors who have guided me on this journey and helped me stay grounded despite the recognition.

What do you consider as your biggest achievement so far?

When I reflect on my journey, I consider graduating with my degree and embarking on a career with a prominent group of companies in the public sector as my biggest achievement so far. Completing my degree was a moment of immense pride and joy. Also, as I transitioned from academia to the professional world, I was presented with an exciting opportunity to work with a big group of companies in the public sector as it allowed me to contribute to projects and initiatives that have a direct and positive impact on society.

What is success for you and how do you believe you achieved it?

For me, success is about finding fulfillment and purpose in what I do, both personally and professionally. It goes beyond the traditional markers of achievement and is more about the journey of growth, making a positive impact, and finding joy in the pursuit of my passions.

What are your plans for the future? How do you motivate your peers and friends?

When it comes to the future, I have a clear vision of what I want to achieve. My overarching goal is to make a positive impact in the IT field. Motivating and supporting others is something I’m also incredibly passionate about. I believe that everyone has unique talents and potential, and my goal is to help them recognize and harness those strengths.

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