Florian BOUGUER

Professionalism

• Quickly adaptable to multiple jobs in different universes Able to adopt a professional attitude whatever the situation with any interlocutor

Communication

• Regular public speaking as part of my studies (for instance 17/20 at the Bar's oral exam) and in the workplace This includes presenting briefing notes to legal and non-lawyer colleagues, giving advice to taxpayers and providing information to clients

Teamwork

• Required to work as part of a team on school projects, or on professional projects through close collaboration in the drafting of contracts, the formalization of commercial operations and complex restructuring Played 11 years in a rugby club

Self-management

• Required to work alone on a regular basis and to manage the work schedule independently in order to deliver requests on time Able to prioritise work according to the importance of the request

Organization

• Studying law requires an ability to synthesize information, a well-developed capacity for understanding and a keen sense of organization Repetition of numerous practical exercises has enabled me to develop these skills in processing information and organizing ideas

Physical and mental work resistance

• Previous experience of working long hours (55-60 hours per week), particularly during tax return periods and year-end closings Able to cope with heavy loads, when handling large equipment