Rizqullah Ihsan Priambodo

Business-minded Tax Analyst promoting more than 7/8 years of expertise of ensuring accurate tax return filing. An efficient individual with experience building and updating tax models and tools. A real problem solver with project planning, analytical and team collaboration skills. To seek and maintain full-time position that offers professional challenges utilizing interpersonal skills, excellent time management and problem-solving skills. Detail-oriented team player with strong organizational skills. Ability to handle multiple projects simultaneously with a high degree of accuracy.

• Place of Birth: Hong Kong
• Date of Birth: 10/12/95

Tax Brevet Training A&B (Ongoing)

Riding a motorcycle is not merely an activity, it's an experience that transcends the ordinary. The rumble of the engine beneath me, the wind rushing against my face, and the open road stretching out before me create a symphony of sensations that clears my mind and rejuvenates my spirit. But beyond the exhilaration of the ride itself, there's a profound impact that it has on my professional life.One might assume that riding a motorcycle is a reckless pursuit, but for me, it's quite the opposite. It demands focus, attention, and a keen awareness of my surroundings. Every twist of the throttle, every shift of gears requires precision and control. In this way, riding becomes a form of meditation, forcing me to be fully present in the moment, leaving no room for distractions or worries.

As I navigate the winding roads and open highways, I find that my mind begins to clear. Problems that once seemed insurmountable suddenly become manageable, their solutions revealing themselves with clarity and ease. It's as if the act of riding unlocks a hidden reservoir of creativity and insight within me, allowing me to approach challenges from a fresh perspective. This sense of perspective is invaluable in my line of work. It allows me to step back from the day-to-day grind and see the bigger picture, to prioritize what truly matters and let go of what doesn't. It's a skill that not only improves my job performance but also enhances my overall well-being. 

In conclusion, riding a motorcycle isn't just a hobby; it's a way of life. It clears my mind, sharpens my focus, and provides me with the perspective I need to succeed in my professional endeavors. So the next time you see me roaring down the open road, know that I'm not just enjoying a leisurely ride—I'm cultivating the mindset that fuels my success.