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Achievement unlocked
After 4 years, I am able to drive my parents to grandfather for CNY. I gotta admit that driving is a real fun. Now that Dad is on a wheelchair, it is justifiable to rent a car and drive family around. Much convenient compared to taking public transport. If all of us are able to walk around, public transport will be preferred.
Big thanks to wifey for assisting to rent the car and believe in my driving skills. HAHAHA :)
Gong Xi Fa Cai to all!!!
Tight deadline
Got to know that I’m officially in the committee. Was assigned to seek quotation for “foodie’ and the deadline is this Friday. Food menu and oranges at this time. Could have been much easier if the news was released earlier. At least I could have a guarantee that the stocks would be available. Could not expect good quality during this period.
Shall adopt the military attitude for my tasks now. Less complaints and deliver result. Mission objective: Get quotations and submit by Friday.
AAR
1 December 2016 marks my 6 months stay in the Board.
It is a blessing to me after a 3 month hiatus from the force when I left on 1 March 2016. Remembered that I lost sleep due to “unemployment” as well as undergoing the disappointment when HT did not accept my job application. I was confident that they would accept me because of my past and relevant experience.
Nonetheless, I have moved on and accepted the offer from the Board. Despite the paycut, I am happier than before. Secured my job after 1 month since interview. Won 3rd prize after betting on my new salary number. More time with my girl (maybe hor). Job introduction and orientation sessions were pretty exciting. Wonderful people in the place with positive attitude. It is my first experience in the corporate world. It was totally different compared to the regimental life.
There is always a “however”. HAHA! Nothing is perfect but just let me rant yeah!
However, it is still a desk-bound cum customer service job. I dislike doing “sales” to people especially those lack with moral and ethnics. Lose faith in humanity. Spoke to my DD once and she advised me not to treat it personally. After all, this group is unhappy with the policies. Got to agree with her and adapt myself into this arena.
Good news is that I will encounter the same shit anywhere. Might as well treat it as a training ground before embarking on the next journey.
Stay positive and collect my transcript :)
1 month
New environment. New colleagues. Felt happier than before. Pace might be slow but enjoyable.
Countdown ticker began. Now I’m in the dilemma on how to break the news to the people when the time comes. It is just a stepping stone. That’s the only consolation I’m telling myself.
Change is and will be the only Constant.
1700 units
Took me 9 hours settle 1700 units. Legs jelly. Good exercise for the weekend. Was it worth it? Absolutely!
Be satisfied and ambitious
Embrace failure.
Lower expectation and be happy.
Stay hungry.
Stay in risky zone to learn more!
06042016
Did my tour to the two sites but no answer was given.
Well, this doesn’t mean I am giving up~~~
Should I reconsider re-enlist into the traditional military (excluding MDES) or the SPF as a Specialist?
