New work, new lifestyle

WOW!

The long-waited day had come. I reported at my new work place yesterday. Mmm... after being pre-warned by my beloved Uni friends of what to look out for, I would say yesterday was not bad ;)

But it is still too early to judge if I like the new job because the workload hasn't really been handed over to me. But, even before I report for work, my big name had been announced to many big people and when I was being brought around during the induction, they were like "I heard your name and now I finally see you.." Then I was like, what did you hear about me?? It is my first day, HELLO.

So far, I can only say the new job scope is very different from my last one. I was properly inducted at my first day of reporting at this new job, not just thrown into a class of (A) eagerly anticipated students, waiting for me to say something or (B) hyperactive students, walking and shouting around the classroom. Is it because of the nature of work or because of the poorly-run induction programme from the previous work?

I am a little insecure of this new work. I guessed I was too comfortable in my last job and I am really not equipped or prepared for this one. BUT, how can Miss Tan lose confidence so easily right? Like I told Desiree and my other cadets/students, "Don't worry, things will work out in the end." Gee, Miss Tan can do it! I just need some time to re-orientate myself and change my direction and energy.

Talk about energy! WOW. I came home after 12 midnight after my first day of work because I was out watching Transformers with Bao Bei. I was so tired today!!!! Aiyo, do office work like this can really grow fat easily ah! I seldom ate lunch when I was in school, often, I had only one meal in one day, which was dinner. Now, I have free breakfast every morning and I have to go for lunch every afternoon. Minus away the time to queue for food and go toilet, the rest of the time I spend it sitting at the PC. Definitely, I will grow fat in no time!! O MY GOD!

Must use U-Zap now.. Give me strength to move on in my new work.