Decisions, decisions.

Today was a good day at work. Well, several good things happened, really.

Although I woke up late. XD (Good things seem to happen everytime I wake up late for work...) But I'd packed my stuff the night before, so all I really had to do wash up and rush downstairs and buy a curry puff from Old Chang Kee for breakfast, then wait at the bus stop. And the MRT is lots faster than the bus, so I still got to work on time with almost no hassle at all.

So, I suppose the first good thing is that I managed to make it to work on time.

Secondly:
I'd kinda gotten it into my head that I wanted to try and see if I could finish off what I have early, so that maybe I could leave early, since there's competition tomorrow and the day after.

And I did manage to finish early; at around 4 pm (I'm supposed to be off work at 6 pm), I'd cleared my desk, and Priscillia and Evon (the nice ladies who let me know what I need to do) were shocked. I think I'm getting used to it and I'm getting faster. Lol.

Priscillia found some other stuff for me to do, so I took my time with it, and was done at about 5.45 pm. At which time they told me I might as well go off early. Heehee.


So, off to get my timesheet signed by Joyce. I'm still not really sure what her role in the office is, just that she's right next to the GM's office, and I think she's something like the office secretary. Coz everything in the office seems to go through her.

Joyce handed me my new timesheet for the month of March, and at the top of it, I noticed that my pay rate had been increased from $7 to $9 per hour. And Joyce tells me that she's given me that rate for my February pay too. Wheeee.

So that's the third good thing.


Joyce also asked again when I'm graduating and whether I'd be interested in working as permanent staff; told me to give her a CV when it's nearing the time I'll graduate.

And then when I was walking to the MRT station, this lady called Jocelyn calls from the office, telling me that apparently, the feedback about me has been quite positive, and asking me if I'd be interested in a permanent job, and about an interview next week.

Fourth good thing.


So now I'm thinking... should I be considering part-time Masters instead of full-time Masters now? If I even decide to do Masters? Hmm.