The exertion and lack of sleep make it quite natural for the strain to show. But it will nevertheless remain a very memorable Roparun as Team Captain Menno Vonk, Sales Support for Medical Systems at Olympus Netherlands, explains: “Usually there’s a bit of a lull in the team after the first days. “The team spirit was phenomenal right from the beginning and the mutual support within the team was upheld throughout the entire run.” Menno Vonk, Team Captain High-Fives and Team-Selfiesĭue to the prevailing weather during the run, conditions this time could again be described as being rather challenging. The total figure does not even include the 3,000 euro donation that was handed over by Olympus to the team in early April 2017 in Hamburg. After arriving in Rotterdam, it was soon clear that the efforts had been rewarded more generously than ever before: over 39,000 euros had been raised – a record for the Olympus team! The money was collected in various ways: through sponsors, by organizing charity auctions or selling “Stroopwafels” (Dutch caramel waffles) in the lead-up to the run. The Olympus team, comprising colleagues from Olympus Netherlands and Olympus Germany, set out for the fourth time in succession by foot from Hamburg to the second largest city in the Netherlands. It supports several healthcare-related organizations in this area, such as the Kinderkrebs-Zentrum Hamburg e.V. The funds are collected for cancer patients, true to the motto “Add life to the days, where often days can no longer be added to the life.” and transferred to the Roparun foundation. Add life to the days, where often days can no longer be added to the lifeģ21 participating teams could together collect a total donation amount of over 5,000,000 euros at Roparun 2017. With its starting number 224, the Olympus team took part once again and managed to raise a record amount of donations. I love music, especially hardstyle.560 kilometers by foot from Hamburg to Rotterdam and collecting as many donations as possible to help support cancer sufferers – that’s the declared goal of the Roparun charity run which yearly takes place since 1995. In the summer you can find me at music festivals. That’s the feeling of real teamwork! In my spare time… Communication lines are also short which makes it easy to solve problems fast.
Communication pretty smooth because we know each other. What I greatly appreciate about my colleagues and working at Check in Cleaning is the way of working together. This is very challenging! A true team spirit I pay attention to various aspects so I can match every candidate with the right hotel. I visit all of the hotels multiple times a month to get a good impression of the atmosphere and vibe. I always aim for such conversations!Ĭheck in Cleaning works with many large and well-known hotels in Amsterdam. Getting in touch with candidates is easy and I notice quite often they find talking with me very relaxed. This keeps my work challenging and fun! Also, my workplace is never the same since I work in different hotels every time.
My workload differs a lot from day to day. That’s why I decided to shift my career towards recruitment and HR at Check in Cleaning! My work at Check in Cleaning Previously I worked in the logistics industry and as an office manager at Adecco Netherlands, here I realized that I like to work with a wide variety of people. I’m originally from Poland but live in the Netherlands for 9 years now, mostly in and around Amsterdam. Hi there! My name is Jurek Zarzycki and I am 29 years old.
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