First Day of Work 2:

Having been away from this field for quite some time, H* made a decision a little less than a year ago to join this firm. H* informed Mr G that given the opportunity, H* would be super duper grateful and was willing to brush up her knowledge again.

Conversation between Mr G and H* during headhunting .....
G: "You will definitely enjoy working here. The company is currently being selective, we only go for the big projects. For the small scaled ones, we just let our staff handle them. They may bring the work home. We let them use the company name. And at the end of the day, they get to have big chunks of the profit. "
H: "Sure sounds interesting. But I've been away from this field for quite some years."
G: "No worry. We have 4, 5 seniors in the office who can teach you. They're good in photoshop, renderings, designs. As the company has its own format of presentations, they will guide you. Chill"

Well, having sweet-talked into joining the well-established firm, H* reported to work. On the first day of work, she was introduced to I* -joined in 3 months earlier, S*-been around for 6 months, D*-came in a month after I* and W*- a trainee. Seniors?! Mei you seniors! and she...was left dumb-founded.

Ok, maybe I bluff a bit. There were seniors alright, at our main office, in another part of the state, of which, we are almost completely cut off from. Yes, we do share the same company name, but we mind our own businesses. Mr G's main policy: for any work inquiry, please refer to Mr G, and Mr G alone. Not other engineers, lawyers, doctors, not even your other boss who is the rightful AR.



                                                                                     ..............more to come. To be continued.