Whoo-hoo!! I'm freeeeeeeeeeeeee
Today marked my last day of work at Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts.
Started here as a desktop support immediately after the exams, and worked up until now the very end of August. Turned out to be 18 1/2 weeks in total, but it went by so fast. I still remember my first couple days on the job.
Overall, it was just an awesome experience. I learned a lot of things, both technically and socially. I met people whom I'll be friends with, and people who's positions anybody would envy. I've seen more Beemers this summer than most people see in their life. All the nights when the summer students gang (a.k.a. all-the-really-young-people) went out were truly the fun highlight of my summer. The technical knowledge I've gained will be sure to come in handy for future employment.
It was indeed a great ride. Sometimes tiring, sometimes exciting, sometimes fun, sometimes nervous, sometimes cruising, etc. As I sit here writing, iTunes just happen to shuffle and play Green Day's Time of Your Life, perfectly fitting my mood, I'm feeling sad the ride has come to an end, but concurrently I'm also really looking forward to the few days left before classes start, and to third year itself. I'm sensing it'll be an exciting school year.
A big, big thanks to EVERYONE who made this summer as good as it was. I'll be sure not to forget it. Thanks guys!!!
Started here as a desktop support immediately after the exams, and worked up until now the very end of August. Turned out to be 18 1/2 weeks in total, but it went by so fast. I still remember my first couple days on the job.
Overall, it was just an awesome experience. I learned a lot of things, both technically and socially. I met people whom I'll be friends with, and people who's positions anybody would envy. I've seen more Beemers this summer than most people see in their life. All the nights when the summer students gang (a.k.a. all-the-really-young-people) went out were truly the fun highlight of my summer. The technical knowledge I've gained will be sure to come in handy for future employment.
It was indeed a great ride. Sometimes tiring, sometimes exciting, sometimes fun, sometimes nervous, sometimes cruising, etc. As I sit here writing, iTunes just happen to shuffle and play Green Day's Time of Your Life, perfectly fitting my mood, I'm feeling sad the ride has come to an end, but concurrently I'm also really looking forward to the few days left before classes start, and to third year itself. I'm sensing it'll be an exciting school year.
A big, big thanks to EVERYONE who made this summer as good as it was. I'll be sure not to forget it. Thanks guys!!!
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