Leading the wild into the ways of the man…
I have resigned from Huygens Asia effective immediately. It was an amicable departure and I will stay on for a full handover to facilitate the transfer. It is a relief in a sense as I have bipolar issues which stress me out. I am going to Sibu for my next job, temporarily as a teacher (no, seriously) before going into another private company I’ve lined up after I’m better (stabilized on the meds).
I had fun at Huygens Asia. I’m still friends with Alex. Goodbye, and all the best everyone!
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Behold! RM 3,072.25 – that’s three thousand and seventy two dollars, twenty five cents. =D
This is my paycheck for September 2004. It’s the largest legitimate paycheck I’ve ever received. w00t!
One of my coworkers passed me this greeting this morning. I can’t read it, but she translated it for me.
Here’s the continuation. Can someone translate it for the readers? I can’t do it. Thanks!
One of my coworkers went to Pizza Hut for lunch and found a hair in
her pizza. Pizza Hut gave her a free Thai Seafood Sensation pizza to
go, which she kindly gave to me. I haven’t had pizza in a while, tastes
good.
This is a photo of my coworker, Bernice Cheng, with me. I know you guys probably just want to see her alone, so here you go:
Nice smile, eh? 😉
L-R: Ted Fook, Dominic Liew, Bernice Cheng Shu Yee.
Three new people come in today to join the company. We had a
recruitment drive and this is the new wave that passed the interview
stage. It’s the start of the month and my new coworkers are the new
batch of people to be part of the Huygens Asia team.
This is Bernice Cheng, our new Marketing Executive.
Naturally, this being sixthseal.com, this is me with Bernice, the only female in this batch. 😉
I now pull in RM 2,500 with this permanent RM 300 monthly “transport
allowance” that I just got. It’s a token of appreciation for my work in
securing proposals before the annual KPI salary increase, which I hope
will push me into the RM 3k region. 😉
One can wish. Heh!
Oh, and I thought up the company new slogan too – Huygens means assurance. Simple, but I’m rather fond of it. It’s going into our new batch of business cards.
