Our cunsultant tells: Hugo van Speybroeck
Interview with: Hugo Van Speybroeck – senior consultant
‘18 years ago I was approached by a headhunter office in Leuven. They were looking for someone with an all-round IT profile who at the same time enjoys contact with customers. A role that suited me down to the ground. So I didn’t hesitate for long and took up the challenge at Dialog Group in Belgium. I now have 26 years of experience in the IT sector.’
Hugo: ‘The clients I work for are mainly organizations in Belgium and Luxembourg. I learn a lot because of the variety of clients. There is always enough challenge. Just like Hans, I enjoy being involved in projects from A to Z. As a consultant you have a lot of responsibility. You have to respond quickly to the needs of a customer. Sometimes they are more complicated than you anticipated, but with all the knowledge and experience in our organization, we can always find a solution.
Having fun in my work is important to me. With my knowledge, I always want to be able to answer the customer’s question with enthusiasm. If I don’t know something yet, I learn it. Besides my work as a consultant, I like to play music. I play bass guitar and drums. Together with my youngest daughter Lina I have picked up an old hobby: judo. This is where I can give it my all.”
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