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Time flies. It's mid June already.
I've been working for almost one month by now. Though some of the people that I'm familiar with have left, the new colleagues are a bunch of fun-loving people and work can be conisdered very much bearable with them around. Work responsibilities wise is a lot heavier compared to last time. Of course, the workload must more or less justify the amount of money that I am getting. So i shouldnt whine much about that. But then again, it's quite fun when you get to talk to people from different countries and know how different industries or countries work. On the good side, it's a good chance for me to really learn how to write a good resume that is short, sweet and straight to the point. I mean like seriously, if I have to read like so many resumes per day, it is really tiring for me to read from start to end. Therefore, key words are very very very important.
On the other hand, I just got news that modules bidding will start end of next month. Though its still like quite far away, it is still a good reminder to me that i should really plan my modules properly and if possible, get a 3 or 3.5 days week! Last sem's timetable is quite a bit of a screw up though. No free days, or stupid free slots that clashes with everyone's timetable and me ending up having lunch alone sometimes.
Alright, work or sch, it doesnt matter. I have more urgent issues to attend to for now.
Edited:
I just got a pretty interesting suggestion from a friend. As a matter of fact, I am seriously considering her "proposal". LOL!
I've been working for almost one month by now. Though some of the people that I'm familiar with have left, the new colleagues are a bunch of fun-loving people and work can be conisdered very much bearable with them around. Work responsibilities wise is a lot heavier compared to last time. Of course, the workload must more or less justify the amount of money that I am getting. So i shouldnt whine much about that. But then again, it's quite fun when you get to talk to people from different countries and know how different industries or countries work. On the good side, it's a good chance for me to really learn how to write a good resume that is short, sweet and straight to the point. I mean like seriously, if I have to read like so many resumes per day, it is really tiring for me to read from start to end. Therefore, key words are very very very important.
On the other hand, I just got news that modules bidding will start end of next month. Though its still like quite far away, it is still a good reminder to me that i should really plan my modules properly and if possible, get a 3 or 3.5 days week! Last sem's timetable is quite a bit of a screw up though. No free days, or stupid free slots that clashes with everyone's timetable and me ending up having lunch alone sometimes.
Alright, work or sch, it doesnt matter. I have more urgent issues to attend to for now.
Edited:
I just got a pretty interesting suggestion from a friend. As a matter of fact, I am seriously considering her "proposal". LOL!