How to succeed and what is happiness? Sergey Voronkov met with pupils of School No. 777
On April 03, Sergey Voronkov, CEO of EXPOFORUM International, visited Engineering and Technology School No. 777. The meeting under the motto «Nothing happens by chance in life» was held as part of the school-wide project «Unofficial dialogues. The path to success».
Sergey Voronkov told the senior-school pupils about the path of his professional development, as well as about activities of one of the most modern convention and exhibition centres in Russia.
«What I’m doing now accumulates everything I’ve been working on all my life through. I believe I take the place to be prepared for me by my life», admitted Sergey Georgievich.
He defined qualities allowing a person to get an interesting job as follows, «Sociability, responsibility and reliability are of particular importance in employment and professional development, it is also crucial to pay attention to such qualities as will, temper and ability to work in a team».
There was also talk about happiness and the key to success. «Happiness is the ability to deeply and emotionally experience every moment of life. You needn’t live in the past or in the future. Learn to experience vividly and emotionally every day lived. Live here and now», said the speaker.
In conclusion, Sergey Georgievich expressed his desire to continue collaborating with the school, and invited pupils of the engineering and technology school to visit technological and engineering exhibitions at the EXPOFORUM venue.
Finally, he told the schoolchildren, «There are only a few such schools as yours all over the country. You’ve already got your lucky ticket, so use it and enjoy life, be happy». He also emphasized relevance of the school’s profile, noting that «engineering specialties are professions of the 21st century».
By tradition, the meeting ended with the shared photo and presentation to the guest of honor the memorable gift – the school symbol made in the school workshop «Laser Technologies».
The event was held as part of the career guidance minimum.