The Teapot's Cabin

So today is my last day at work, precisely Exclusive Mark. My tenure of 2 years & 10 months, just 2 months short of making it 3 years, but nonetheless, it is  still my longest period in a company...yeah, you read that right..the longest ever in my 7 years of working. My new career path would be the 6th company in 7 years! hahahaha... i myself could not believe how fast i moved on from one to another... i tend to look at it at a positive note, knowing that my jump from one company to another is always for the better good... for personal growth, for more challenges, for bigger roles, for bigger responsibilities, for better future, for a better prospect. yes, to some it is not good for employment history to note such frequent jumps, but if a company values you, these is all not important, as it only shows how much or how fast one can progress in his/her field..... opportunities does not knock that often, and it takes a huge risk and open mind to accept what lies ahead. I have been

The past few weeks, if not days, has shown me a lot of things (that I may have known but choose to deny it...haha) of myself and the people around me. I always have this thought for my job or rather my career that we are always dispensable. Work is work, it will always be there whether we do it or not. so we are always replaceable at anytime. I have experienced this before when I see how my interns are able to just perform the task that I given to them. challenge after challenge, they did it with grace. and it was a wake up call for me, then we are dispensable. nothing is for certain. with just a click of the fingers, we can be replaced. and therefore, it brings me to my humble side....of always wanting to teach others to do more than what they are suppose to do. a lot of times, these are taken in the wrong way, i.e. that i'm showing off for teaching them, for me assuming that they don't know anything and would need me to teach them how to do it. yes, these kind of feedback a