Personal Experience: My Experience At A Trip To Singapore

Days before going to Singapore, my mum told me that she found someone who can intern me once I got to stay there. As I came to Singapore, I rested a little and gave my resume to my mother so she could forward it to her colleague who knows where I can have my OJT . I got accepted, and was told to start working on the following week.

On the first day, I was laughing a lot due to my shyness and it was my act of distraction if I have to think about what I have to say. My boss interviewed me and he started to make me do some work. I 've been doing reports since high school, but the report he asked me to do was different because I never did a report with percentages, so I had a hard time doing it. I tried asking for help and it helped me understand it better. Asking is important because interns are expected to know nothing, and it is

I was unaware that I must obey him, since he had other things to think about.

A gift show event came, I was tasked to go there and get some brochures, unfortunately, I was waiting for his go-signal on when I 'll attend. He asked me when I 'm going, but I didn 't think about it, so he said that one must have initiative. If the boss asked you to do a certain duty, one must do it with their own strategy.

Since my boss wished to transform me to become a successful working woman, he even shared me a link on fourteen ways to do if there 's ten minutes left before the end of the day, he told me that writing down notes, acknowledging e-mails, interaction with employees is a must and having a good first impression to one 's boss. These helped me change my attitude inside the workplace. I am glad,
I was able to work in PTIC Singapore. Thank you, Sir Glenn, for enduring all my mistakes. The lessons that were learned will not only help me in the future, but also with my life right now as a student. I will do my best and understand more of what career I would like to