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Back from a dinner at cafe cartel. Bathed and now looking thru some websites and checking my emails. Saw some celebrities' blogs and saw YiFong's news in Dasmond's blog. So went to click on the link in Dasmond's blog where there is a video showing wat is exactly the news is abt. After seeing the news, got some stuff in my mind to share maybe:
1st, I agreed that all newbies in whatever line need a lot of trainings, especially is on-job training. As long as it will not hurt other's feelings, you can used all the experiences gained to improve your own job skills. Like me been a financial advisor for 2 yrs plus, all sorts of rejections had been thru. Don't buy, don't ans my calls, slam my calls when they heard was my voices, don't believe me when I'm telling them the truth, etc. Thousands of them, you named it, I had experienced them all. I did my own calling to find new clients, meeting new clients, close or no close deals, some clients are even my friends now. Some of course no. Maybe of some reasons. Well, I don't blame them as there are so many competitors in the market. But 1 thing for sure is the hurting partner is always me and not the prospects that I'm meeting with. Because, I got the rejections and some really hurt me unintentionally. So the more hurt I got, that's probably the reason also why it will help me move on because I slowly learn from all the encounters I had. 'Move on': That's what I need to tell myself with.
But jobs like reporters, I think newbies need a lot of on-job training with 'old ones' I think, like tagged along with the old reporters to see how they do it and learn from them. What they do, they say, they write make a real difference as it will be seen on papers by millions of pple in Singapore or even others countries. They will affect readers' thinkings based on what they write. They will hurt pple unintensionally and I think that's really a No-No thing to do. Pple gained information from newspapers or books. Me is one of them so it's impt the info is a gd one, useful and of no hurt. Our Singapore standard is not bad one. Hopefully it will not drop and will be even better.
Talking abt standard, my job is getting higher standards too as MAS is setting a lot soon. I hope I can do my best and provide more information and services to my clients too. I always afraid not providing the best. So every single clients I will pay a lot of attention on them. Whether close deal or not after x number of months or even year(s) later, I've did my best for them. Learning and hoping I can fulfill a task this yr.......
^v^
1st, I agreed that all newbies in whatever line need a lot of trainings, especially is on-job training. As long as it will not hurt other's feelings, you can used all the experiences gained to improve your own job skills. Like me been a financial advisor for 2 yrs plus, all sorts of rejections had been thru. Don't buy, don't ans my calls, slam my calls when they heard was my voices, don't believe me when I'm telling them the truth, etc. Thousands of them, you named it, I had experienced them all. I did my own calling to find new clients, meeting new clients, close or no close deals, some clients are even my friends now. Some of course no. Maybe of some reasons. Well, I don't blame them as there are so many competitors in the market. But 1 thing for sure is the hurting partner is always me and not the prospects that I'm meeting with. Because, I got the rejections and some really hurt me unintentionally. So the more hurt I got, that's probably the reason also why it will help me move on because I slowly learn from all the encounters I had. 'Move on': That's what I need to tell myself with.
But jobs like reporters, I think newbies need a lot of on-job training with 'old ones' I think, like tagged along with the old reporters to see how they do it and learn from them. What they do, they say, they write make a real difference as it will be seen on papers by millions of pple in Singapore or even others countries. They will affect readers' thinkings based on what they write. They will hurt pple unintensionally and I think that's really a No-No thing to do. Pple gained information from newspapers or books. Me is one of them so it's impt the info is a gd one, useful and of no hurt. Our Singapore standard is not bad one. Hopefully it will not drop and will be even better.
Talking abt standard, my job is getting higher standards too as MAS is setting a lot soon. I hope I can do my best and provide more information and services to my clients too. I always afraid not providing the best. So every single clients I will pay a lot of attention on them. Whether close deal or not after x number of months or even year(s) later, I've did my best for them. Learning and hoping I can fulfill a task this yr.......
^v^
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