Luka Košenina

Working as a team

One Saturday afternoon, when I was 6 years old, we went to the hockey hall to watch a game. Ice hockey impressed me and made me want to step on the ice. I started playing hockey the following week when my parents bought me my first gear. I played hockey throughout elementary school. In high school, I finished playing hockey and started playing floorball. I still play floorball, now only recreationally, once a week.

Participating in team sports has shaped my personality and taught me many lessons that are also important in everyday life. I learned to trust, help, motivate, work together, set goals, find strategies, and manage stress. A team that works in the spirit of “all for one, one for all” can overcome many obstacles and win a lot of victories. If we train hard, trust, and help each other, nothing is impossible. Above all, I learned through sports that falling is part of life and that we are even stronger and more determined to win the goal after every fall.

When I was given the opportunity to join the DevRev team, I grabbed it with both hands. DevRev works as one big synchronous team, where all the players work hard, motivate, and teach each other, are determined, and are committed to the same goal. I am optimistic because teams with such a spirit and mentality achieve great victories.