That was my first job.

But in the past 7 years, I was able to re-use that knowledge in different job, to create tools to automate manual processes.

Recently I was tasked to automate some manual works, the objective is to have data keyed in, and the tool/application should generate a Gantt chart to clearly show the dependencies and timeline.

While it is definitely a challenging task to do, but I think if it is done, it will be my personal breakthru, too.

I feel blissful to have given the opportunity.

Something wonderful happened to me in the past 7 months.

New job, new environment and bumped into an interesting person.

Unfortunately timing was wrong for me to get to know that person further.

Actually from day 1 I knew the person would vanish.

Now everything is back to where it started. The person has vanished. I've learned the power of "source of inspiration"

It was a memorable roller coaster ride

It's almost a month in the new job.

I feel like a sponge: I learned a lot in the past one month

Most importantly, the job requires my all job experience in the past 7 years.

I couldn't be more grateful.

I shall do a checkpoint again in 5 months time.

Thank God and amen!

Started new job this Monday.

Gotta wake up @ 6AM every morning - cos taking train to work nowadays.

I'm surprised that the KTM has improved - yes, longer coach means better passenger load la..

So ya, many ideas stuck in my brain, unblogged.

Wait till a day I'll unblock to blog.

To be frank, leaving a team of great people doesn't make me feel good.

But as a friend told me, you do what you think, and you deserve it.

So yes, I'm responsible for my choice, and since I've decided, I should be act responsibly.

 
The lyrics doesn't describe how I feel (AT ALL) but the melody is.

Random, unknown, unsure, unfamiliar but to be frank, reluctant.

You guys are great people.