Officially One Month

Time flies really fast. ‘Twas June 4 when I started working here which exactly marks my first month today. I am not feeling well, tho. :(

It has been a roller coaster mix of emotions (I mean also literally with transpo thingy) for my first few weeks. It just feels so good that I was able to pursue the field I specialized. Oh, Market Research.

Nonetheless, it was indeed a precious experience. I am starting to love, at the same time, hate Qualitative because of personal reasons, I was able to beat deadlines. (I suck making interpretations!!) Anyhow, what I love is that I was able to meet various people, coming of all ages and social classifications through GD’s :) Did I forgot to mention the “food perks”? :p

Okkkk I am feeling lazy to end this post with a bang, (shame on you chesty cough & colds)..

I still have no idea what might happen in the coming days with me here, I am hoping that I will still be able to learn anew. Ciao!

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