Date Stamp: Saturday, May 01, 2010


i am finally back with W.O.R.D.S.. *lolZ*'

always have an urge to blog but somehow laziness prevails. hurhur..

just wondering.. when you leave your job, what is it that triggers you?

is it because you got outcasted by your colleagues?

your workload is overwhelming till you cant breathe?

you feel injustice because Colleague A is apparently doing less work than you but getting a higher pay?

you have other plans for your future, so you have no choice but to resign?

you wana move out of your comfort zone and gain greater exposure?

for higher salaries, better benefits, or career advancement?

or... YOU JUST FEEL TIRED WITH EVERYTHING?!

i like to know why people resign.. and the above are some that I had heard of or felt of personally. seriously, i wont wana believe some people actually resign coz of their impulsive-ness. so far, i hadnt meet one. even though i am always complaining and is definitely compelled to resign, but the feeling that triggers me to tender has yet to surface..

the innerself feeling that tells me,"is time to move on.." has yet to surface.. even though handling the so-called management level is really a chore. i dont know why they are there at that level when their efficiency and good management skills are not there at all. you always see them shooting out arrows and ducking arrows, not forgetting that they have the capabilities to reverse the routes of the arrows they had ducked successfully. wOo~ impressed~

despite such facts, i still feel that it is not the time yet for me to move on. i know how to live with their styles and adapt to it.. sometimes they are nice, sometimes they are not. but well, humans wat~ all lidat de lor..

there are still so many things to learn (self-learning, i mean) and pick up to make me a more worthwhile employee to my next employer (you are in lucK!).

as I asked my frenz, "what have you picked up from your current job that makes you marketable to your next employer?".. my mind was simply overflown with all the possible answers i can give. yet, my frenz replied me, "nothing.." i hope she was too tired to think. give some thoughts about this question, i think it is an ultra-common question interviewer will ask.

i believe that when that feeling eventually triggers you, you will be so determined to leave the company it surprises you!