A hope...

Today's interview was

GREAT.

It wasn't LIKE an

interview at all.

The Managing Director

asked many questions

about me,

to know me better.

It was more like a conversation.

He treats his staffs

as a family,

that's why it is important to know

who he is hiring.

Anyway, I learned a lot from him.

He's knowledgable and influential.

A person to be admired.

It's a true challenge for me

if I were to work there.

But I also believe STRONGLY

that it is the place that I will

learn a lot.

It's a totally new environment

and face of life for me.

I may not know what is really

instored for me there.

I may not be prepared.

But I will HAVE TO BE prepared.

And soon, I WILL BE.

Getting the job will be a joy.

But learning from this interview is

even more satisfying.

It's a lesson I'll keep in mind

for life.

Thank you for such lessons

that were not taught in college.

Although we are supposed to learn

in college

and start contributing in the working world,

nowadays, colleges don't equip

the students well.

And the students are suddenly facing

the cruel world.

It's a real hard slap on the face.

So, I'd like to thank them for

this opportunity.

I have learnt a lot

from the first and second

interview.

If I don't get in,

I will know how to

move on with positivism

and approach the other

up-coming interviews.

Of course, it's the grace of God

that I meet people

who are friendly and willing

to teach me.

It'll be hell if we are

confronted by people who

are tactless and cold.

I love the way

the Managing Director

talks and encourages me.

"It's a skill that you'll pick up

on the way."