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Vojka Miklavžina


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    Vojka Miklavžina,

    Assistant Director, Business Secretary

     vojka.miklavzina@mc-velenje.si


    What do you do?

    I am a business secretary, performing administrative tasks, preparing accounting data, and reports, managing websites, and assisting with other projects.

    My favourite childhood memory is playing computer games with my sister and brother and winning at Bomberman. 😎

    My first associations with youth are beauty, energy, and fun.

    The time I spent in my youth was happy, in my little bubble, at home, in peace. Throughout all periods (as a child, teenager, and young adult), I didn’t notice what was happening in the world and how it could affect me.

    The time young people live in today is the world of the internet, social media, and artificial intelligence, which I think complicates some problems. I don’t envy you for having to navigate this digital world from childhood, which can be fun and cool but also dangerous and scary.

    As a teenager, the hardest part was when my mom nagged me to clean my room. 😬

    From that time, I miss not having to pay for things, having more free time, and my dino Tamagotchi.

    As a student, I enjoyed watching series and chatting with friends.

    I liked being good, though maybe I shouldn’t have been (except when cleaning my room).

    Today, I keep myself young with hobbies I love, even if some see them as childish 🙄. And by dyeing my hair in crazy colours 🌈.

    Today, I would tell my younger self to spend more time with my best friends from Ljubljana because later I won't see them as often. And to stop worrying about what others think of me and do what I want. The rest will follow; I don’t have to listen to different advice from others who aren’t in my shoes or follow their timeline. When I'm ready, I’m ready.

    What I enjoy most about working with young people is that they teach me something new, and show me how they view things. It’s interesting to see how generations change in some ways, yet in others, they still experience more or less the same things.