Life of young man

Lunch Meeting at WATAMI

"What do you think a young man?" is a nice sound from my managers asking me to go to their desks to clear some works which were not well done and still needed to be clarified. "How do you think or what is your idea?" is another question being asked for opinions from my side, and "What will you do next?" is always asked to check for the next steps of progressing jobs to make sure each project gets done on time.

Our new boss, Edward

"What is the timing of this project?", referring to the specific timeline for all the statuses of the project, is also a need-to-be-clear question to check where we are now in each project, that my managers surely and always ask to make sure if support from their side is needed.  Thanks to those questions I learned how to manage my work load to meet the expectation of my both managers; the results are not really competitive though and perseverance is still a must for myself to get motivated to keep track of my work. Having that in mind, I learned to step forward to reaching out what works best for self-development.

Our new team, Cathy

Being open-minded, not only accepting good things, but also taking critical recommendation from someone else, is the only way I could make change for my works, strengthening my working pace on a regular basis.  Generally calling from all managers, a young man becomes another called-name my managers remember and always call me. I like the word "a young man", which is quite well-known for Regional Marketing Team members.   

Life of a young man is struggling to meet the challenges to have a chance to know more about himself and discover more as to what is the best within himself and what needs to be improved in term of weaknesses. From day-to-day basis, I have noticed that I still have a lot of points that need to be worked out for future of professionalism, and through observing skill that I have in the school while staying in year 3 in PSE, I have also noted that I will have to learn a lot of points for my future employment from professional people here.

Welcome Lunch for Cathy

Through those questions of which I am asked almost every day, I feel passionately curious to reach my goals for my future plans. I can also be able to align myself to the direction that I have set as my five year-plan to be a young businessman in the future.   

Once we do know where we are, where we want to go, and what we are about to do, we can surely find out how strongly powerful we are and how bad we are, and surely no one will come and tell us all of those things inside us. The only one who can tell us who we are is ourselves.