My partner and I has set the date for that particular day. Well, not officially though. But we both agree that it it will be in August or early September this year. Once the date has been set, we can start doing all the planning and working. Oh my god, there's soooo much to do. Sooo many things to list and to make sure all of them works. Yikes! Help me. Where do I start? All this thinking makkes me sleepy.... *yawn*
Thursday, February 02, 2006
Wednesday, January 18, 2006
The Continuation
Hehehe, I managed to continue from the previous post.. yehaa!!
The Advantage Of The Third Language
Okay, this morning we had another interview sessions, continuation from yesterday... Today's candidates are far more better that yesterday's. I was actually impressed by one Malay female candidate, who can actually speak very fluent Mandarin. She can also read and write in mandarin. She'll definitely get the job! One look at her, and you'll think that she's just another typical-Malay-wearing-baju-kurung-and tudung type of girl, but she got that plus points. She actually went to a Chinese school, that's why.
Being able to communicate in another foreign language other than Malay and English actually makes you stand out from the crowd. I wish I had known another language besides Malay and English... Hmm, I actually took Japanese back in my university days, but it was only up to level 1, and I passed with flying colors. We actually learned the Hiragana (the basic writing for Japanese), in which if you're in Japan, Hiragana is taught in kindergartens, hehee...
I still know how to write them, well, at least I think so... I really wish that someday I'll have the chance to continue Japanase language up to the highest level, so that I'll be able to communicate confidently in Japanese. Although being in Malaysia you actually don't have that much chance to use that language (unless if you work in a Japanese company, and your boss is a Japanese) but still it is a plus point.
Then maybe I can learn Mandarin pulak.. then learn Arabic, then learn French (coz they say it's the most romantic language in the world), then learn German, then learn Latin, then learn Russian....
The Advantage Of The Third Language
Okay, this morning we had another interview sessions, continuation from yesterday... Today's candidates are far more better that yesterday's. I was actually impressed by one Malay female candidate, who can actually speak very fluent Mandarin. She can also read and write in mandarin. She'll definitely get the job! One look at her, and you'll think that she's just another typical-Malay-wearing-baju-kurung-and tudung type of girl, but she got that plus points. She actually went to a Chinese school, that's why.
Being able to communicate in another foreign language other than Malay and English actually makes you stand out from the crowd. I wish I had known another language besides Malay and English... Hmm, I actually took Japanese back in my university days, but it was only up to level 1, and I passed with flying colors. We actually learned the Hiragana (the basic writing for Japanese), in which if you're in Japan, Hiragana is taught in kindergartens, hehee...
I still know how to write them, well, at least I think so... I really wish that someday I'll have the chance to continue Japanase language up to the highest level, so that I'll be able to communicate confidently in Japanese. Although being in Malaysia you actually don't have that much chance to use that language (unless if you work in a Japanese company, and your boss is a Japanese) but still it is a plus point.
Then maybe I can learn Mandarin pulak.. then learn Arabic, then learn French (coz they say it's the most romantic language in the world), then learn German, then learn Latin, then learn Russian....
Tuesday, January 17, 2006
At KLIA
Howdy, howdy, howdy!!
Hi everyone.. I'm currently at KLIA now, finally they made the decision...itu pun dah last minute...
Now I got a new PC, and the IT people had to set up the CPU all over again... *yawn*... They took such along time to copy and paste here and there... lambat betul... luckily i wasn't using the PC the whole day, at least not until now. Coz I had interview sessions to handle. Yup, interviews allright... No, no, I'm not looking for any new job or anything, i was actually one of the interviewer... heheh, being in HR makes you eligible to interview people, eventhough you're not the manager ke aper...
And the interview will continue tomorrow, coz we have so many candidates who applied for this particular job. Most of the applicants are Malay girls. And I can say that majority of them don't speak fluent English. It is soooo frustrating when you hear the funny pronounciations they spoke...
*sigh* I really have to back home now, it's getting late, got a long way to drtive from KLIA to home.. heehee... guess will continue tomorrow, itupun kalau rajin ler update... heeheee :p
Hi everyone.. I'm currently at KLIA now, finally they made the decision...itu pun dah last minute...
Now I got a new PC, and the IT people had to set up the CPU all over again... *yawn*... They took such along time to copy and paste here and there... lambat betul... luckily i wasn't using the PC the whole day, at least not until now. Coz I had interview sessions to handle. Yup, interviews allright... No, no, I'm not looking for any new job or anything, i was actually one of the interviewer... heheh, being in HR makes you eligible to interview people, eventhough you're not the manager ke aper...
And the interview will continue tomorrow, coz we have so many candidates who applied for this particular job. Most of the applicants are Malay girls. And I can say that majority of them don't speak fluent English. It is soooo frustrating when you hear the funny pronounciations they spoke...
*sigh* I really have to back home now, it's getting late, got a long way to drtive from KLIA to home.. heehee... guess will continue tomorrow, itupun kalau rajin ler update... heeheee :p
Wednesday, January 11, 2006
The First Post For Year 2006
Hey, it's my first post for the new year! Happy New Year everyone, may you have a successful and fulfilling year ahead. I hope it is not too late, heheh...
I'll be moving back to KLIA next week, I hope there is no more time extension. This month is actually our appraisal month and also the month for setting expectation for the new year. So I actually want a clear vision ahead, where I will be and what I will do. You see, my roles and responsibilities at the HQ is totally different from my roles & responsibilities at KLIA. Now it's still so vague. It reminds me of that Armageddon movie line, "We're stayin', we're goin' we're stayin', we're goin', make up you mind!" . The management still hasn't decide. Darn! Let me be the management, then i can decide, heheh... :p
I'll be moving back to KLIA next week, I hope there is no more time extension. This month is actually our appraisal month and also the month for setting expectation for the new year. So I actually want a clear vision ahead, where I will be and what I will do. You see, my roles and responsibilities at the HQ is totally different from my roles & responsibilities at KLIA. Now it's still so vague. It reminds me of that Armageddon movie line, "We're stayin', we're goin' we're stayin', we're goin', make up you mind!" . The management still hasn't decide. Darn! Let me be the management, then i can decide, heheh... :p
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