\nThis is what Dana Ivanov told us, after the unexpected visit she made to us together with Alina and M\u0103riuca, two high school students in search of vocational inspiration. We say unexpected because, through a combination of circumstances, we didn't know they were coming, but also because, despite this fact, the meeting was unexpectedly inspiring not only for them, but also for us.
\nThey knocked on our attic door,
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on Tuesday a few minutes before 4:00 PM, just as we were waiting for a business partner for a long-planned meeting. It took us a few minutes to understand the reason for their presence at our place, and soon we were around the table where we usually meet with the extended team, not knowing how we were going to divide ourselves between the guests and the scheduled meeting. But as sometimes happens in Oscar movies, the circumstances suited us perfectly: our partner, who is not used to such behavior, forgot about the meeting, so we let ourselves be led by our passion for technology, by questions and answers that generated other questions, for a few hours. Without being very clear why, at the end we were all with smiles on our faces and didn't feel like leaving.\nBecause we promised ourselves that we would have more such meetings with high school students, we retrospectively extract from the whole incident a few principles and lessons to keep in mind:<\/p>\n
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launched the challenge that the next visit can be scheduled with a single click on the link that gives access to one of our calendars. It's a functionality integrated by Hubspot, a company whose organizational culture inspired us at Koding.<\/li>\n