“Culture Shock” is a disease of students who migrated to the land of Uncle Sam when starting the days there, including himself. Difficulties in understanding dialects of language and culture became Abri’s obstacles at that time. However, Abri did not want to be confined in these obstacles, within three months Abri was able to adapt to his friends there.
The culture of respecting the time embraced by American society is the most admired thing by Abri. Departing from a military family background, discipline education was always applied by Abri’s parents in Palembang. Coupled with the education he has received at Sampoerna Academy, making it a person of character and critical thinking.
In the United States, this family born in Palembang 20 years ago has many opportunities to practice leadership skills. Idolizing the figure of Sukarno, Abri was always disciplined and remained responsible for the freedom given to him while in the United States. He believes that integrity is a quality that every leader must possess. By holding fast to integrity, a person will always be firm and on the right track in making decisions.
During his lecture, Abriansyah had the opportunity to do an internship at PT. Coca Cola Amatil Indonesia (CCAI). He hopes that from the work experience he has gained can add insight and work experience later
