Gloomy Day
1st, I realized that my little zenov was nowhere in sight. oh… which little zenov?? My thumbdrive with the voodoo doll. I assume I left it at the computer last week, after I finished printing my FYP report.
haiz…
I owned it for less than a year…
Sorry, I’ve always forgotten about you…
Anyways, today also marks the end of the worst group project collaboration of my life. Must say sorry to gg, who kept telling me to stop doing so many extra things. But I still did.
They decided to combine the solutions that each person was supposed to say. And given how hopeless they were, I took it on.
The guy who was supposed to do conclusion said that he didn’t know he was supposed to do a conclusion, so I took it on.
What to do?
15 min before the class started, they just started to write their scripts! And their scripts were basically the report without the linking sentences… I couldn’t just let the whole presentation flop just because I decided to go on strike, right?
Whatever.
This is actually also the 1st presentation where I was the one who handled the Q&A session. Usually, the questions were so weird, I let the others do it. Today, well… today was different.
I also pulled a no-show for my interview today.
While I must admit I was wrong for forgetting that I have an interview today, the coordinator never bothered to remind me at least one day before. I only ‘recalled’ when I received her sms at 2.15pm (the interview was supposed to be at 2pm) asking if I would be going.
Well… I suppose she wasn’t that enthusiastic about interviewing me.
It’s ok. I’m used to being forgotten…
I must admit that I was very worried at the very moment. I was wondering how it would affect my future chances with other companies, considering how small the labour market is.
But I soon recalled that I am not a conformist. haha… Even if I do behave myself, most interviewers will most probably be wary of my avant-garde attitude towards life. Right now, if my reputation do really get tarnished, I suppose only the more daring companies will consider me.
I guess.
There were many times when I imagined myself to be a boss and interviewing people for my imaginative companies. I knew I would be so cautious, about how I could trust anybody to do the job. But I also considered that if the person really displayed good skills in the area of expertise that I am looking for, I know at least the job is half done.
At most I guard the money till I know the person better or something.
Whatever.
I realize I was crapping. So cut short and end this post…
