
"To the ends of the earth would I search.
Through rampant storms would I sail.
Not knowing where or how is like a plague.
I just need to have you around for my own sake."
Are you a boy or girl: Cellophane Boy
Describe yourself: It’s My Life
How do you feel right now: Stricken
If you could go anywhere, where would you go: World Go ‘Round
Your favorite form of transportation: Big City Train
Your best friend is: Just A Girl
Your favorite time of day: Sunday Morning
If your life was a tv show, what would it be called: That’s Just Me
What is life to you: New
Your last relationship was: Total Hate
Your current relationship is: Hella Good
Your biggest fear: Sinking
What is the best advice you have to give: Don't Let Me Down
If you could change your name, you would change it to: Detective
How i would like to die: Six Feet Underground
My souls present condition: Tragic Kingdom
My Motto: Don’t Speak
I think I have a relatively good work ethic. Started work at Sentosa Golf Club doing F&B, waitering stuff. And despite my slow pace at adjusting to a new environment and constant nonsensical chattering, I was actually commended for my work and given an honor that I was told nobody else had received.
Whenever I go into a new job, I like to get into it with the idea and remember that this is new and there's always something I can take away from the job and experiences I engage in. Hence why I'm USUALLY not too concerned about the amount I'm being paid. I know it sounds cliché but sometimes the reward of the experience makes up for the lack of money or the "voluntary service" provided.
Furthermore, certain things like the ethics and practices of your colleagues; the operations of the industry; the challenges and solutions of a problem are few examples of things to look out for. Basically, capitalize on everything you do because one day it would just come in handy. Despite the strenuous work load at the club having colleagues that you can talk and joke with makes it all worth the time and effort! Oh and being paid helps a tad too!