The meeting today made me realise that... your job might not be the dream job that you have always been hoping for, but good bosses make up for it.
For me, I will hang in there, put in extra effort and sacrifice my time if I know the boss that I am working for deserves my loyalty. And I am thankful that my bosses that I report to directly are exactly those kind of bosses that deserve my loyalty.
However, I cannot say the same for my bosses. It seems that the person who is one level above my bosses, the person that my bosses report to, is not that kind of boss that you will want to do everything for them.
So now I'm just praying and hoping that my nice bosses don't leave because of that. Because the way I see it, one of my bosses seem to be on the verge of the breaking point. :(
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
The thing with taking multiple shots pic is that... when you are busy shuffling around, trying to change your pose and position, sometimes it's just your luck that you end up with a super un-glam picture of you.
And that was what happened to me when three of my colleagues and I were at K-box, trying to take pics before we leave the place. So one of them came up with this brilliant suggestion of taking a multiple shots pic and TRYING to shuffle and change position AND pose despite only having like three seconds in between shots.
In between the shuffling, the camera managed to capture a super un-glam pic of me.
And of course, everyone likes to look pretty, and my first reaction to seeing that pic of me was to delete if off from my colleague's camera so that she won't have any blackmail material of me.
Then I realised, that it doesn't matter, because despite how unpretty I looked in the pic, it was clear to everyone who looked at the pic that I was having fun, and lotsa of it. So, who cares if I look horrible when I am having fun, right?
Ah well, that's probably my own consolation IF my colleague actually posts that pic of me in public. But ah well, I rather look horrible but having fun, rather than all pretty and posed, because that is just not who I am.
And that was what happened to me when three of my colleagues and I were at K-box, trying to take pics before we leave the place. So one of them came up with this brilliant suggestion of taking a multiple shots pic and TRYING to shuffle and change position AND pose despite only having like three seconds in between shots.
In between the shuffling, the camera managed to capture a super un-glam pic of me.
And of course, everyone likes to look pretty, and my first reaction to seeing that pic of me was to delete if off from my colleague's camera so that she won't have any blackmail material of me.
Then I realised, that it doesn't matter, because despite how unpretty I looked in the pic, it was clear to everyone who looked at the pic that I was having fun, and lotsa of it. So, who cares if I look horrible when I am having fun, right?
Ah well, that's probably my own consolation IF my colleague actually posts that pic of me in public. But ah well, I rather look horrible but having fun, rather than all pretty and posed, because that is just not who I am.
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