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2003-03-11 ~ 11:26 p.m. ~ All I need is that one in a million
I find myself suddenly filled with thousands of words and not exactly knowing how to put them into sentences. I have many thoughts that came into mind. Recent weeks, the one thing that came into everybody’s mind was performance appraisal. I think my final grade was a B and Tracy got a C. What was funny was people no longer just looked at how much real work you’ve done and how much revenue you are bringing in. PR skills, being able to handle many non-work activities, handling big scale projects play a part. None of which I’m an expert. It did made me think again, if I was appreciated in there. The other day, my ex called me. I played a joke on him. There was some silly messages floating around about war has started. I forwarded to him, and within a few minutes he called and “scolded” me. He obviously didn’t expected that from me because he said I never joke. I do, but perhaps not with him. We talked for a while and it wasn’t so bad. We hanged up and today, because of what happened in office, I had no choice but wanted to ask him about a job. He’s leaving where he’s now to work elsewhere. I wanted to see if the place he’s working now is employing someone. He emailed back with some good information and I’m now thinking if I should go ahead and try. My head tells me not to because I didn’t want to appear like I couldn’t find another job without his help. Why am I thinking so much when all I did was ask what was the job scope? It seems cool, and a nice little step to bring me back to where I was originally from. I see development plans. Today, I had dinner with my mother and told her about my situation at work, that people were no longer just seeing if you worked, but there were many other factors involved. I told her I want to try putting in resumes again the next time I step foot in Canada, hopefully this year again. And I’m not giving up. Once, twice, thrice, I’m sure someday I’ll get there. Maybe I should make it known to the person that I’ll come every year just to submit my resume. And maybe when he/she sees me every year, he/she would be convince that I’m serious. I’m also thinking that maybe the change of job might help in my resume. My mom encouraged me to go for it, and I told her I’m going to go there again and put in resumes again. I don’t care if it might be futile. I don’t have anything to lose. On the other hand, she admitted that asian parents are very protective of their off-spring, including her.
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