Candy Floss Dreamz

To me, it doesn't feel like work at all. In fact, it feels more like a learning journey, a continuation of the theory i've learnt in school applied into real life, helping real people and feeling a sense of real fulfillment and meaningfulness.

Not to mention my colleagues, who are ever so willing to teach, to guide and support me with such patience and sincerity. And my team leader, he's just so understanding and flexible, it's truly so pleasant working under him. The chief of department, though erratic and unpredictable, offers great wisdom and insight. Everyday, i feel like there's just so much so much more i could learn from them.

There's really no office politics and everyone works in a team. They are so approachable, so easy to talk to, and they all share my love for food (wait till you see the mountains of food on our office table). I feel belonged naturally.

I was really touched on my birthday. They got me a PINK cake, and few of my colleagues bought me pretty PINK stationery and cup to decorate my PINK cubicle. Team leader was on leave in the morning, but he specially popped by with his adorable kids, just to sing the birthday song. The chief even wrote me a card personally. With such wonderful colleagues, what more can i say?

I really really love my job. It's really a good place to kick-start my career and passion in Psychology, and i know such opportunities only come once and it is up to me to make the most out of it :)