People of Tesco.

The best workplaces are those where structure and regularity go hand in hand with sufficient flexibility, like at Tesco. I joined the team here right after graduating from university.

I started off as a student worker at Tesco, and even though I studied tourism and hospitality, I found myself completely fascinated by the atmosphere here, so I decided to stay. What intrigued me the most was the nature of the tasks involved: I like dealing with people, helping them in their work, and I am inspired by the successes we achieve together.

I ended up working in a completely different field than what I studied for, so I had to learn many new things. The greatest value of Tesco for me is the support I received from my colleagues and managers throughout it all.

As a mother of two young girls, I have often experienced Tesco’s family-friendly and people-oriented approach. When my children were born, my priorities in life shifted, and the company was there to support me every step of the way.

Upon graduating from the University of Bratislava, I wasn’t entirely certain what I wanted to do. I was looking for a job that would allow me to explore different paths until I found the one that was the best fit for me. Acquaintances had suggested that Tesco might be just the company to provide such an opportunity.

Spending nearly a decade and a half at one company, and in one field, is not so common these days. Yet, that’s my story – I began as a leasing intern and now I am the Head of Leasing.

I’ve been a regular Tesco customer, I like exotic foods. It may sound surprising, but that’s what ultimately led me to pursue a career here. I became a supply chain coordinator, which proved to be a great springboard for my career. I quickly fell in love with Tesco, the positive atmosphere and the helpful colleagues. After three years, however, I realized that I wanted to explore a new direction in my career, but I couldn’t imagine doing it anywhere other than here.

When I was job hunting, I interviewed with multiple companies and received offers from six different places. However, the positive first impression that I received during my initial meeting with Tesco played a crucial role in my decision to join this organization. I was impressed by how welcoming and friendly everyone was, and it felt like I would be a great fit for this community.

At the beginning of your career, you are usually insecure, especially if you are in a foreign country. However, my colleagues’ support and trust really helped me overcome many challenges during that time.

I always wanted to work for a company like Tesco. It may sound trite, but it’s true. I studied international trade at university, and I hadn’t even seen a workplace up close when this multilingual, multicultural world offering thousands of different possibilities took hold of me.

I have been working at Tesco for 18 years and during that time I have filled in no less than 9 positions. Through Tesco’s internship

I started at Tesco 14 years ago as an assistant during my university study and after graduation I moved to People department, where I’ve been

I started to work at Tesco in 2014, in the Graduate programme. The graduate programme gave me an opportunity to see all the areas where

My whole career at Tesco has been connected to buying and products. I started as a buyer of kids’ clothes and since that time I’ve

Next year I’ll be celebrating 20 years at Tesco. During this period of my life I’ve gone through the wide range of different roles, always

After graduation at university, I started in our accounting team in Brno where I went through few analytical roles. After 2,5 years I got an