lama sungguh tidak membuangkan mase di page ini.tapi tetap tidak ada idea untuk di blog.
sudah cuti for 11 days...in terengganu for 2 days..jumpe ili,never thought she'll be there,thanks babe..
presentation?
selepas telah tamat melakukan 'tawaf fardhu & sa'ie' (at least thats what they called since i jalan pusing2 sampai lecturer aka my panel called me to do my presentation; butterflies in my stomach?) i berjaya melakukan presentation sepertimana yg at least yg i harapkan..xtau la if my panels x berkenan.tp i dah buat yg terbaik.
melepak di tepi airport berpemandangan kan pantai yg sgt la i rinduuuu dengan ili, kak jiha, alfred, johnson yang suke pau i, amirul, ja'a...mkn abc yg quite ok tapi manis...hahha.first time drive waja..best2..n ibu shopping sakan.
watched star trek..at first confused y theres no amidala..knock my head that amidala tu dalam STAR WARS BKN STAR TREK!...tp crite tu best...laki2 nya handsome doh.
1st june?
bermula lah cerita hidup ku as a career woman kat deloitte.thanks deloitte for giving me the opportunity.nervous? hell yeah. nurul, izz and the geng smua wont b around..sedih!
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Sunday, May 17, 2009
i'm stress! ok2 the beginning of the day is quite ok la.bgn pagi, prepare to go to pwtc for career fair.without having the need to rush, so my mood sgt la ok.after that p tgk movie-wolvarine.pon best jugak.tapi bile sampai umah,nak print my report untuk bawa presentation esok, computer x leh bukak!printer mc bengong.sky dah ati.dah la x mkn lg.esok dah nk fly p present.nak prepare mcm2 lg.saje je buat kalut.bengang kot...
pas2 berlari p cybercafe.print2 semua, 59 helai=RM11.90.mahal!blh dpt murah lg dari tu.tp desperate punye pasal. pastu x dpt nak print html document. p serang umah along.xde printer. lari blk p cari cc berdekatan.pas2 fed up.blk umah.malas nak pk dah. pasni kne buat notes utk present. dahla ade yg printed page yg lari.bengang nye.panas je hati.pastu dah tekan print form JA, tgk xde pon.kabt punyer pasal.aaaah sudahla.
esok p terengganu. syiok2 n nervous nak present.
pas2 berlari p cybercafe.print2 semua, 59 helai=RM11.90.mahal!blh dpt murah lg dari tu.tp desperate punye pasal. pastu x dpt nak print html document. p serang umah along.xde printer. lari blk p cari cc berdekatan.pas2 fed up.blk umah.malas nak pk dah. pasni kne buat notes utk present. dahla ade yg printed page yg lari.bengang nye.panas je hati.pastu dah tekan print form JA, tgk xde pon.kabt punyer pasal.aaaah sudahla.
esok p terengganu. syiok2 n nervous nak present.
Friday, May 15, 2009
SANGAT GUMBIRA!
1. Abes training.
2. Hadi dah HIDUP balik.hahahaha. sorry dear,u ilang lame sgt.keh3.
3.laptop dah sehat.dpt main the sims.thank u again dear.
4.next week balik terengganu, nervous but excited coz dpt meet up with friends yang dah lame xjumpe.
5. graduate!
6.dpt cuti lame2 for two weeks before start working again.
ntahla i just too excited smpai xtau nak kate ape.
1. Abes training.
2. Hadi dah HIDUP balik.hahahaha. sorry dear,u ilang lame sgt.keh3.
3.laptop dah sehat.dpt main the sims.thank u again dear.
4.next week balik terengganu, nervous but excited coz dpt meet up with friends yang dah lame xjumpe.
5. graduate!
6.dpt cuti lame2 for two weeks before start working again.
ntahla i just too excited smpai xtau nak kate ape.
Sunday, May 10, 2009
Seven Career Killers by Erin Burt
You worked hard to get the education, the skills and now the job. Don't let these mistakes sabotage your climb up the career ladder.
Lying on your résumé, stealing office supplies or failing to show up for work will surely dampen your career prospects. But young workers need to beware of less-obvious mistakes that can sabotage their careers. Your behavior, attitude and appearance will play important roles in finding success, not only in your first job, but also throughout your entire working life.
Avoiding these seven career killers will help you craft a stellar reputation and keep your career on track
1. Procrastinating. Remember the first time you put off studying for a test then crammed at the last minute and still got a decent grade? Many of us have been procrastinating since grade school and have done just fine, but that's a habit you have to break.
2. Having a sense of entitlement. Our generation was raised on instant gratification. We're used to getting what we want, and getting it now. Yet when it comes to our careers, no matter how hard we work, we cannot get five years' worth of experience in one year.
Falling into that trap can hinder a climb up the career ladder. If you carry the attitude that you deserve to be promoted or else, you may find that "or else" is your only option.
3. Settling into your job description. You may have your set responsibilities, but you should always be on the lookout for opportunities to shine. Going above and beyond your mundane entry-level tasks can demonstrate your untapped talents and show your boss you're not afraid to take initiative. Settle into your job description for too long and your reputation may be cast as a low-level lackey. You may have to do a little self-promotion, but try not to come off as a braggart.
4. Avoiding office politics. When it comes to playing office politics, there is naughty and nice. Naturally, you shouldn't engage in backstabbing and gossiping. But avoiding politics altogether can be deadly for your career. Like it or not, every workplace has an intricate system of power, and you can -- and should -- work it ethically to your best advantage. To get a promotion, avoid downsizing or get a project approved, you need co-worker support. Get that backing by building relationships, asking others for advice, offering your help and showing sincere interest in others.
5. Not being a team player. Getting stuck with this label is one of the fastest career killers. But young workers face a delicate balance. You still need to demonstrate your skills and abilities to successfully build your career without giving the appearance that you're interested only in looking out for yourself.
6. Not dressing the part. In an ideal world, you would be judged by your merits alone. However, we live in a visual society. How you present yourself can play a crucial role in the progress of your career. You want to look professional and in control, not sloppy and indifferent. Keep your hair and nails trimmed, your clothes ironed and your breath smelling nice.
As for your apparel, take your cues from what others are wearing. You don't want to show up in a suit and tie if jeans are the norm. But it doesn't hurt to dress for the job you want.
7. Failing to network. You've heard that networking can be a good tool to help you find a job, but maintaining your contacts after you're hired is critical to the continuing success of your career. Keeping in touch helps you stay atop the latest issues in your field and gives you people to call on when you need advice. And a contact just may help you land your next job.
Good Luck!
Lying on your résumé, stealing office supplies or failing to show up for work will surely dampen your career prospects. But young workers need to beware of less-obvious mistakes that can sabotage their careers. Your behavior, attitude and appearance will play important roles in finding success, not only in your first job, but also throughout your entire working life.
Avoiding these seven career killers will help you craft a stellar reputation and keep your career on track
1. Procrastinating. Remember the first time you put off studying for a test then crammed at the last minute and still got a decent grade? Many of us have been procrastinating since grade school and have done just fine, but that's a habit you have to break.
2. Having a sense of entitlement. Our generation was raised on instant gratification. We're used to getting what we want, and getting it now. Yet when it comes to our careers, no matter how hard we work, we cannot get five years' worth of experience in one year.
Falling into that trap can hinder a climb up the career ladder. If you carry the attitude that you deserve to be promoted or else, you may find that "or else" is your only option.
3. Settling into your job description. You may have your set responsibilities, but you should always be on the lookout for opportunities to shine. Going above and beyond your mundane entry-level tasks can demonstrate your untapped talents and show your boss you're not afraid to take initiative. Settle into your job description for too long and your reputation may be cast as a low-level lackey. You may have to do a little self-promotion, but try not to come off as a braggart.
4. Avoiding office politics. When it comes to playing office politics, there is naughty and nice. Naturally, you shouldn't engage in backstabbing and gossiping. But avoiding politics altogether can be deadly for your career. Like it or not, every workplace has an intricate system of power, and you can -- and should -- work it ethically to your best advantage. To get a promotion, avoid downsizing or get a project approved, you need co-worker support. Get that backing by building relationships, asking others for advice, offering your help and showing sincere interest in others.
5. Not being a team player. Getting stuck with this label is one of the fastest career killers. But young workers face a delicate balance. You still need to demonstrate your skills and abilities to successfully build your career without giving the appearance that you're interested only in looking out for yourself.
6. Not dressing the part. In an ideal world, you would be judged by your merits alone. However, we live in a visual society. How you present yourself can play a crucial role in the progress of your career. You want to look professional and in control, not sloppy and indifferent. Keep your hair and nails trimmed, your clothes ironed and your breath smelling nice.
As for your apparel, take your cues from what others are wearing. You don't want to show up in a suit and tie if jeans are the norm. But it doesn't hurt to dress for the job you want.
7. Failing to network. You've heard that networking can be a good tool to help you find a job, but maintaining your contacts after you're hired is critical to the continuing success of your career. Keeping in touch helps you stay atop the latest issues in your field and gives you people to call on when you need advice. And a contact just may help you land your next job.
Good Luck!
Friday, May 1, 2009
30th April
30th April tahun ni sgt la meaningful to me coz;
1. the end of filing season.
means the end of having no personal life.reached home after midnight.exhausted.
2. the end of training is coming sooooon
dh x jadi kuli.hope so.
we r the winning team during the filing season. and sbb tu, the whole group dpt mkn at ONEWORLD HOTEL near OU, sgt la sdap, to celeb8 the day. heheheh had fun n pnat sgt3. (mkn free ok!!).
but then, i still not yet receive any feed back for my application. penantian yg menyeksakan. tp i baru anta cv last 3 days. awal lg kan tu make assumption yg xde hrpn???
1. the end of filing season.
means the end of having no personal life.reached home after midnight.exhausted.
2. the end of training is coming sooooon
dh x jadi kuli.hope so.
we r the winning team during the filing season. and sbb tu, the whole group dpt mkn at ONEWORLD HOTEL near OU, sgt la sdap, to celeb8 the day. heheheh had fun n pnat sgt3. (mkn free ok!!).
but then, i still not yet receive any feed back for my application. penantian yg menyeksakan. tp i baru anta cv last 3 days. awal lg kan tu make assumption yg xde hrpn???
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