Work harder to become stronger

"I've checked these batches of invoices, could you help me with the 2nd signatory? Thanks."
"WAH! So many!"
"Can pass to others or not?"
"XX on urgent leave"
"I don't care, I don't want to sign so many. I still have my things to do. Signing these will die. I'm not working for you only leh."

@#$%&*&!$%#

I so feel like throwing the stacks of invoices at her face.
2 months older than me in the deparment only so yaya.
'Or bearer' and 'Or Order' also don't know. SO much for her yearS of working experience doing finance work.

"Work harder to become stronger." - Quoted from BD.

*nods*

..............

I miss Taiwan suddenly....

囧

Bad News? Good News?

I have been attached under the AP team for the past 2 months and is still learning as I work on the Bank Reconciliations, creating vendors and bank accounts, checking invoices and signing cheques. It was all peaceful and I was pretty contented with the full utilisation of the working hours with the tasks on hand and with the assurance that I will definitely move on to learning payroll.

PMP was done and submitted in time before I left for my trip, and never did I expect to see drastic amendments to be made to the form. No, there were no mistakes to my records.

I guess new comers have little or no rights to make choices to the functional decisions in the corporate world's norm?

With the hope of learning Payroll skills as convinced during the interview, I rejected another offer. However, reality is different from the sweets given. I am now told to take over the AP Manager's role permanently, doing management work and be reporting officer for 3 staff that I am not keen at all given the limited knowledge I am equipped with currently. This means I will be underpaid, overloaded, time-less for my plans in taking up courses and slowly be living in the hospital for workaholics.

Maybe my low-confidence is playing a part in me. My colleagues & friends sensed my worries and told me to have more confidence in myself, take up the challenges and use the motto that I always use on myself whenever I dislike doing something - Doing this is SO fun!

Who knows? Maybe I'll grow to enjoy it? *self-convincing*

I ♥ KOREA

I don’t know what words to use to describe my 8 days in Korea. It’s like a dream come true for me visiting a country that has been on my must-go list for years. Efforts for learning the Korean language through dramas and my little survival guidebook has not gone to waste. Even though I can’t speak full sentence, understanding it is good enough for the 8 days communicating with the locals.

Trying the heart-dropping roller coaster rides has successfully freaked me out. Must be the age, no longer as daring~ However, the feeling of shouting your lungs out is definitely SHIOK!

Skiing was a nice experience for me. I believe with ‘practice makes perfect’ for this sport. Had a hard time trying to balance myself and stopping so much that I gave up in the midst forcing myself to fall.

Weather was freezing COLD! Approximately -15ºC in Seoul! Made me realise my lashes are actually long enough to freeze with frosts on it.

I will definitely go back!

Counting down...

Another quarter of the day and I'll be making my way to the airport, but here am I running to the toilet 4 times already... Greeeeeeeeeeeat start to the year and my trip~

Hopefully I won't have the chance to pop my pills throughout the trip. *pray*

OPPA!!! Here I come!!! Authentic Ja Jiang Mian!!! Here I come!!! Lotte world!!! Here I come!!! Teddy Bear Museum!!! Here I come!!! Skii-ing!!! Here I come!!! ........ HERE I COME!!! ♥♥♥