Just for Friendship.

What have i learn during my entire ITP? Sometimes, my colleagues like to tease me, that instead of being a trainee, sometimes i look more like a permanant emplyee of my company (who work as a typist, engineer, IT technician & consultant). Very often, i found myself got stuck in somewhere whilr trying to pen my ITP log book, simply becoz i dun think those lecturers from FET will appreciate the truth. Thesefore, i've been quite a script writter at times. Well, may be some of u would think that im an asshole for doin this, but im sure most of my blog's readers(u know.. just few of u) would surely be understanding for this matter. So i bet in the end of the ITP, we will certainly gain some extra knowledge out of it, turning into a bunch of high creativity script writters instead of Engineers.

And what the hell is so damn wrong about my ITP, that cause my so damn reluctant to write in my log book? before i move into details... i would like to bring up something else. So im sure most of us had somehow being exposed to several management courses right? i believe most of us had taken some marketing, technical communication, managment or some other related courses... but infact, what we did was only memorizing the term and read out the PP slides during presentation, some of us even managed to score high grade for those courses, however, we merely got the chance to exposed ourself to the real business processes... what im trying to say is, i dun think what we've learned in campus is really what's happening in the society....or may be.. may be only ah!! The lecturers who taught us business, had never involved in anykind of businesss themselve..

So what's really happening in the real world? from my experience during these days.... it goes like this...


One day, i saw a miss called on my HP's screen... so, being a responsible person, i...

So Mr. Supplier replied

er hum... me and him for a beer? what if ppls think that im a gay? somemore, a beer session is never good with only 2 persons... like what the Carlsberg advertisement tells us...

"the best thing in life are shared"

ofcoz, Mr.Supplier is generous and keen enuff to meet more new friends

it certainly sounds great for me and my colleagues,but im not sure whether the "greatness" feelin is mutual... ur hem...but hey... please dun get this wrong, remember, this kind of "beer session" has totally no influence to the projects we are dealing... it's only held for the sake of friendship among a group of normal ppls...

erm.. can write this down in log book??