“I actually don’t care what I’m going to do, I just want to work at Payt,” I said 3 years ago during my job interview with Sander that was mainly about ambition, discipline, and growth. And I still feel exactly the same way. Payt doesn’t feel like work to me, but like something that makes me very happy and that I want to commit to 100%.
I first heard about Payt through my uncle, Willem. He does sales for Payt and always spoke highly of it. A company with intelligent and enthusiastic people, an innovative product, and a pleasant company culture. Where you take responsibility for your own work and are given a lot of freedom in making choices, as long as you can justify them well. Willem thought I would fit in well there. I was also very enthusiastic about it, but I had to finish my studies first.