I'm getting used to the new role in the company. I've just been moved to case management from call management. The colleagues called it an 'upgrade' while I call it 'less significant'. But no doubt, I'm enjoying it as the work is pretty simple and it only requires me to get in touch with key accounts and planning.
I realised that it's pretty draining to be working and studying at the same time. By the time I finish working half day, rush for classes, I'll be too tired to absorb information from lectures and tutorials. In particular, the CFTP subject as it takes place on Tuesdays and Thursdays every week in the afternoon. Both at the same time which is after lunch. Shortage of nutrient in the body may be a factor too.
Can imagine rush to classes straight from work? Where got time for lunch man...?
Well, getting used to it though. I'm very sure I'll be applying for leave days during the study week. If not then, it's never.
In conclusion, I have no choice but to work hard and smart. The effort I put in have got to be more than everyone else because of the pressure from juggling with both studies and work. That's the price I knew 2 years ago that I have to pay. At least I'll learn to enjoy the final days of being a student. It happens in the flash of light. One moment you're studying for the exam, next you'll be sitting in an interview room applying for a job. No notice for the last day of student life.
Again, least I know the days are coming to an end. Did you?
I realised that it's pretty draining to be working and studying at the same time. By the time I finish working half day, rush for classes, I'll be too tired to absorb information from lectures and tutorials. In particular, the CFTP subject as it takes place on Tuesdays and Thursdays every week in the afternoon. Both at the same time which is after lunch. Shortage of nutrient in the body may be a factor too.
Can imagine rush to classes straight from work? Where got time for lunch man...?
Well, getting used to it though. I'm very sure I'll be applying for leave days during the study week. If not then, it's never.
In conclusion, I have no choice but to work hard and smart. The effort I put in have got to be more than everyone else because of the pressure from juggling with both studies and work. That's the price I knew 2 years ago that I have to pay. At least I'll learn to enjoy the final days of being a student. It happens in the flash of light. One moment you're studying for the exam, next you'll be sitting in an interview room applying for a job. No notice for the last day of student life.
Again, least I know the days are coming to an end. Did you?
"The way to do is to be. - Lao Tzu"
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