yanping

theres a reason why I like to work during school holidays.

as much as I hate squeezing in the train, the early hours and how lazy and whiny I am. I still do like it.

yes, partly because of the monetary gain and a large part because theres always something to learn at every new workplace I go to. the experience is priceless.

at some, you get nice colleagues, friends who click with you and awesome working environment (read: Nobel Biocare event/ SIWW 2009).

while at others, there's tons of office politics going on and it gets really ugly when you see what length people goes to, just to protect themselves. you come to realise that working hard is never enough and very often, the people who got promoted aren't the ones who work the hardest. and in times like this, you question if integrity or work ethics exist.
(p.s: it's just a thought! not implying/referring to anywhere I worked before! :)

and no matter what past achievement you had, the moment you enter a workplace, you start from ground zero, together with the rest.