She Speaks Her Mind...

Tuesday, December 02, 2008

Yes, I am so lazy to blog even though i am super free almost every single day.

I envy people who already have or just found a job at such a bad situation now. But i'm also glad that i'm having the time to do things that i never get a chance to accomplish back in school days.

Here they are:
-To bake
-To paint my room
-To read
-To shop
-To relax at a cafe
-To complete my HK drama series
-To do sports

Now is the best time that i can do alot of things by myself, without the company of darling and friends. I have wanted this kind of lifestyle at times but just didnt have the time. Yeah..Its time for independence! Lol.

Been to a couple of interviews, call me picky for all u want..I ain't interested in the company and neither were they. Still, the reasons i went were ultimately for the experience.

Personally, i feel going for an interview is not a waste of time at all. You dont fake your smile, enthusiasm and every description of yourself. Cos if u do, u're no difference from a hypocrite.

An interview is a time when you show what you can do and have in you that selecting you as part of the company is the right desision to make. And in return, what the company can GIVE in terms of wages, benefits and opportunities to reward your contributions and capabilites.

Also, dressing up in formal wear shows your respect to the interviewer and leaves a good impression even if the interview did not go well.

Put it this way, an interviewer is the customer. They will act like they ask alot, they are demanding, they are sarcastic but ultimately they want to see how you present yourself and handle the situations tactfully if you were to meet a nasty customer exactly the same situations like the interview.

Do you cry? Do you get angry? Or can you turn situations around to attain customer's satisfaction & loyalty?

A company will not want to give you a job and work you want to do if that's all you have in you and nothing more. Vice versus, you will never want to work in a company for a position that has no career advancement and opportunities for promotion.

If you're talking about a temporary job, fine. What about a permanent job?

And if you think otherwise, i'm sorry but you need to change your mindset in order to step into the real working society. This is reality.

Think about it.

She Wrote What She Felt At
Tuesday, December 02, 2008

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