Okay malam ni disebabkan aku keseorang dan kesunyian sepertimana malam2 yg lain, aku tekad bukak laptop untuk type atau luahkan sarcasm yg terbuku di benakku ini…
This morning when I was on my way to my office (overtime of course), I was imagining…how if one day (if laa…ok) I have to say goodbye to my colleague in Agilent? What do I have to say in my last speech on the farewell lunch…hurm I didn’t think it thoroughly though I but I think it’s going to be a good speech hehe…here how it goes…
Afternoon everyone…wow (pheww) I never thought putting all of these years of my experiences with Agilent on my rearview mirror is harder than giving birth to my first child (haha)…but anyway, first of all thanks to Greg for the faith that he had in me which brings him to hire me as the RCC co-ordinator. If it wasn’t for him, I might not been here all these years. Thanks again to you Greg…
Ok next thanks a lot to my counterpart, Kim Lean and all of my colleagues the AEs and Toh who has been like a family to me. Thanks for all the loves and cares you gave to me throughout these years…I couldn’t survive this cutthroat job (haha). No seriously everytime I felt distress or depressed there’s always someone to cheer me up so that I have more determination to continue my job.
Thanks to Yus: who always been like a brother to me, being understanding and supportive in any situation I’ve been through
To Haniff: who has been a friend who always there to talk to
To Azwan: who has been also like a brother to me,guiding and working together and please don’t be too serious while working because u might dying without you even know it.
To Firdaus,Zul & Deen: friends to fight and laugh with which actually a real cheap botox treatment for me
To Jerry: who always being so helpful and warm, just like Kah Aik,Boon Keng & William.
To Beng Hooi: you still a mystery to me…I found you funny and serious at the same time which kinda weird feeling though.
Thanks all for the support I’ve blessed with al these years. Well you know how this job really is when we or I have to survive between the fist of production or CM and cal lab.
But my job has been so much fun, I’ve learn a lot all these years…my job was more like babysitting 3 kids with their own attitude problem (haha). One of them who has been a bit spoiled like…”mommy I broke my watch this morning can I have a new one? Like….now? I really really need it now…please it’s urgent”…
Then I’ll say,”sure hun, let me break your legs then you tell me which one you need more urgently”…I’m sure if anyone here have the IQ above 100 can understand and know who my first child is…
The second one is like,”mommy my PS2 controller is jammed and need repair, can you loan it from our neighbor while you’re buying a new one for me because I’m this close to win the final stage of counter strike and my fingers can’t afford to rest from the controller even one day”…now this is kinda good child of mine because he state me the problem and at the same time suggesting a ridiculous solution. Then I’ll say, ”God blessed you with two side of brain, why don’t you use any side of that to figure out what else you can do with you damn fingers before I show you what I can do with mine”.
The third child of mine is kinda ok…didn’t make much noise since he’s quite new…still an infant…he’s like,”Mommy, the milk I just drank and hour ago is about to dissolve from my system and will be hungry soon. Can you prepare for lactating in 15 minutes?” This kid at first was good actually but soon enough I kinda feel like he’s my event organizer.
But anyway, they’re still a good experiences to me and I couldn’t express myself how good it was and I hope the memories keep on blooming in my heart. I’m sure gonna miss you all and I hope the new RCC co-ordinator is a much way better co-ordinator than me. Thanks to you all again.
This morning when I was on my way to my office (overtime of course), I was imagining…how if one day (if laa…ok) I have to say goodbye to my colleague in Agilent? What do I have to say in my last speech on the farewell lunch…hurm I didn’t think it thoroughly though I but I think it’s going to be a good speech hehe…here how it goes…
Afternoon everyone…wow (pheww) I never thought putting all of these years of my experiences with Agilent on my rearview mirror is harder than giving birth to my first child (haha)…but anyway, first of all thanks to Greg for the faith that he had in me which brings him to hire me as the RCC co-ordinator. If it wasn’t for him, I might not been here all these years. Thanks again to you Greg…
Ok next thanks a lot to my counterpart, Kim Lean and all of my colleagues the AEs and Toh who has been like a family to me. Thanks for all the loves and cares you gave to me throughout these years…I couldn’t survive this cutthroat job (haha). No seriously everytime I felt distress or depressed there’s always someone to cheer me up so that I have more determination to continue my job.
Thanks to Yus: who always been like a brother to me, being understanding and supportive in any situation I’ve been through
To Haniff: who has been a friend who always there to talk to
To Azwan: who has been also like a brother to me,guiding and working together and please don’t be too serious while working because u might dying without you even know it.
To Firdaus,Zul & Deen: friends to fight and laugh with which actually a real cheap botox treatment for me
To Jerry: who always being so helpful and warm, just like Kah Aik,Boon Keng & William.
To Beng Hooi: you still a mystery to me…I found you funny and serious at the same time which kinda weird feeling though.
Thanks all for the support I’ve blessed with al these years. Well you know how this job really is when we or I have to survive between the fist of production or CM and cal lab.
But my job has been so much fun, I’ve learn a lot all these years…my job was more like babysitting 3 kids with their own attitude problem (haha). One of them who has been a bit spoiled like…”mommy I broke my watch this morning can I have a new one? Like….now? I really really need it now…please it’s urgent”…
Then I’ll say,”sure hun, let me break your legs then you tell me which one you need more urgently”…I’m sure if anyone here have the IQ above 100 can understand and know who my first child is…
The second one is like,”mommy my PS2 controller is jammed and need repair, can you loan it from our neighbor while you’re buying a new one for me because I’m this close to win the final stage of counter strike and my fingers can’t afford to rest from the controller even one day”…now this is kinda good child of mine because he state me the problem and at the same time suggesting a ridiculous solution. Then I’ll say, ”God blessed you with two side of brain, why don’t you use any side of that to figure out what else you can do with you damn fingers before I show you what I can do with mine”.
The third child of mine is kinda ok…didn’t make much noise since he’s quite new…still an infant…he’s like,”Mommy, the milk I just drank and hour ago is about to dissolve from my system and will be hungry soon. Can you prepare for lactating in 15 minutes?” This kid at first was good actually but soon enough I kinda feel like he’s my event organizer.
But anyway, they’re still a good experiences to me and I couldn’t express myself how good it was and I hope the memories keep on blooming in my heart. I’m sure gonna miss you all and I hope the new RCC co-ordinator is a much way better co-ordinator than me. Thanks to you all again.