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Above all, Mitgo is a family. It's a lot of work. It's continual progress and interest. At work, I really enjoy talking to our affiliates. If you're a manager, it doesn't mean you can distance yourself from all the work and stay off the field. I still guide publishers and help them develop and try to fly to meetings to address important issues.

I'm proud of Mitgo. I see how the company is growing along with us. I feel the change. And it's great to realize you're actively contributing to the company's development. It's almost like parenting: you see your child is healthy, and it makes you happy.

I like that Mitgo keeps growing. New processes are introduced, and you can help improve them or even initiate them yourself. You are listened to, and that really encourages you. You see you're a part of this ship, an integral participant in what's going on.

Working at Mitgo, you're always anticipating something good. It's true. The company cares about its employees. If you have any problems, you can easily discuss them with HR or your supervisor. They help and support you. When I decided to switch positions within the company, I just talked to my manager, and he invited me to work with a different market. If you're ready to learn and try something new, Mitgo will be there for you.

This is my first serious job, and I'm happy that things worked out this way. Of course, there are always ups and downs, but I really love my team. It feels like a family, and that's really important to me. When I do my job, I never feel like I'm being strictly supervised by my manager. I don't worry about trivialities, and I always know what results I'm supposed to achieve. I know I can always go to my superior for advice. It feels great.