Tuesday, August 01, 2006
LAST DAY IN CPF
Mood: Nostalgic
Music: *silence*
Its been 3 months since i went to the 10thfloor of Standard Charterd Building to collect my timesheets and recieved my briefing on my next assignment at CPF.
Since Tanjong Pagar was nearby, I got there in a few minutes and went up to the 37th floor to find the HR for my posting. I was posted to RSD on the 14th floor or so I thought. The person I was suppose to find was on the 25th floor.
The rest is history.....
Time flies when your having fun or really busy. 3 Months have passed since the day i blurrly walked into 25-05 looking for a Mrs Jen Tan. I am more prosperous in all sense of the word, happier and more experienced.
There is a saying that when you start something, you will learn things no matter what you do. I learnt a lot of things in CPF. Too many to mention and some too personal to say.
I have met many people throughout the course of 3 months. Made friends, quarrelled, made up and helped each other. Forgive me if I didnt mention your name. I cant remember all my CPF friends. Like walking in a crowd, there will be always people you walk past, people you talk to and people to get to know very well.
Lets start from the top.
Mrs Chan our AD: I would like to thank her for approve the request to hire temps. Without that, I would be still jobless. :)
Heidi, 1 of our 2 SEs: Thanks for being so patient with us, even when you had good reason to be pissed!
Mei Ping, our other SE: Thanks for helping us trough out the 3 months! We may not have shown our appreciation but deep down inside we are appreciative.
Matthew, one of our Direct superiors: Thanks for coaching us and helping us through out our stay in CPF!
Dylan, another of our Superiors: Thanks for all the help you gave us and the nasi lemak to spur us on!
Shanee, the last of our superiors: Thanks for being the link between us and the rest of the permanent staff.
Wei Ting, the contract turned perm: Thanks for being a friend!!!! All the best working at CPF!!!!
The Counter Team: Thanks for everything!!!!!
Mood: Nostalgic
Music: *silence*
Its been 3 months since i went to the 10thfloor of Standard Charterd Building to collect my timesheets and recieved my briefing on my next assignment at CPF.
Since Tanjong Pagar was nearby, I got there in a few minutes and went up to the 37th floor to find the HR for my posting. I was posted to RSD on the 14th floor or so I thought. The person I was suppose to find was on the 25th floor.
The rest is history.....
Time flies when your having fun or really busy. 3 Months have passed since the day i blurrly walked into 25-05 looking for a Mrs Jen Tan. I am more prosperous in all sense of the word, happier and more experienced.
There is a saying that when you start something, you will learn things no matter what you do. I learnt a lot of things in CPF. Too many to mention and some too personal to say.
I have met many people throughout the course of 3 months. Made friends, quarrelled, made up and helped each other. Forgive me if I didnt mention your name. I cant remember all my CPF friends. Like walking in a crowd, there will be always people you walk past, people you talk to and people to get to know very well.
Lets start from the top.
Mrs Chan our AD: I would like to thank her for approve the request to hire temps. Without that, I would be still jobless. :)
Heidi, 1 of our 2 SEs: Thanks for being so patient with us, even when you had good reason to be pissed!
Mei Ping, our other SE: Thanks for helping us trough out the 3 months! We may not have shown our appreciation but deep down inside we are appreciative.
Matthew, one of our Direct superiors: Thanks for coaching us and helping us through out our stay in CPF!
Dylan, another of our Superiors: Thanks for all the help you gave us and the nasi lemak to spur us on!
Shanee, the last of our superiors: Thanks for being the link between us and the rest of the permanent staff.
Wei Ting, the contract turned perm: Thanks for being a friend!!!! All the best working at CPF!!!!
The Counter Team: Thanks for everything!!!!!
# posted by Ian @ 7:21 PM 
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