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Just like home: Advances in Hospitality

Just like home: Advances in Hospitality

"Thank you very much for your service!" / "The service in general is good. Keep it up and keep improving" / "All very good. Although I don't do regular shifts it would be a luxury to have such a service at SCO" / "My sincere congratulations to all the staff. They are a great team and help a lot...

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Protectors of the “Code”: our Points of Contact

Protectors of the “Code”: our Points of Contact

Respect, courtesy and fairness. These principles are the basis of the framework of behaviour that applies to all of us who work at ALMA JAO, and which we include in our Code of Ethics and Conduct. To ensure that this Code is complied with, we have several Points of Contact who are always available to guide and respond to...

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Do you Recommend?: Fabiola Norambuena

Do you Recommend?: Fabiola Norambuena

On 23 June we commemorated Women in Engineering Day, an important date for our observatory and for science, which seeks to highlight the valuable contribution of women in this field. In this sense, Fabiola Norambuena, our Software Engineer Trainee, has been a source of inspiration for many young women to follow the path of engineering. She was recently invited...

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OKRs: the new era of coordination begins at ALMA

OKRs: the new era of coordination begins at ALMA

"The future is here"; "All eyes in the sky"; "Shaping a future of seamless innovation and unmatched efficiency". These phrases are some of the goals to be achieved in the Objective, Key & Results (OKRs): the new working channel that defines the line of communication between the different groups at ALMA."It has been challenging, because it is a paradigm...

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Do you Recommend?: Marta Allendes

Do you Recommend?: Marta Allendes

Marta Allendes' life is marked by international postcards. Our Hospitality Services Coordinator started at the age of 20 doing an internship in hospitality in the United States and, since then, worked for many seasons outside of Chile until the pandemic arrived. "For me it is very natural to be with people of other nationalities, it is part of my...

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First in the face of the emergency: The ALMA Brigade

First in the face of the emergency: The ALMA Brigade

It was around 8 p.m. when the alerts went off at the Jama border crossing. On 25 April, the driver of a bus carrying Brazilian tourists had lost control, killing two people and injuring 40. While the local media were recording the tragedy, a team wearing different uniforms from the local firefighters appeared to work alongside them: it was...

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