I’m not used to the cold. In the office, the trainer usually keeps the temperature below 18 degrees Celsius. That’s way below my comfort zone. I always make sure I have a jacket. Not just any jacket. It has to be a thick jacket. My thickest jacket isn’t really enough because I still feel cold, but at least I’m not freezing. Maybe I’ll get used to it.
The place gets my nose either stuffed or just painful, and I feel my skin is getting real dry. I’m currently too broke to buy a new bottle of lotion. I wonder if they have humidifiers there?
Being in training, we only have 8 hours of work. Our breaks are paid. Probably because it’s only 30 minutes. We have to be back in the room at least 2 minutes before the end of our break because we need to log in all at the same time. I’m the class timer, the one who does the countdowns.
And then the people… Oh yes, the people. There are really just some people you don’t like the instant you meet them… or see them… or even hear them. And there’s this one guy in class who I had instant dislike for. He’s way bigger than me, about twice my horizontal size. He dresses sloppier than me. And he’s gay. I don’t really mind if he’s gay. Heck, I’ve got a lot of gay friends, but what I hate is flaunting it each and every time he gets a chance… Especially if no one cares. For every important word that he says, he’s got a 10-word introduction.
Yesterday, we had games. And it was a very physical game. We had to run and get something off the floor. Now, imagine bowling. He was the ball and me and the other two were bowling pins. And he rammed into us. Yes, it was painful. Not really traumatic, though. What was more traumatic was I saw his butt crack because he was kneeling on the office chair and like rocking it back and forth with his butt in the air. Butt crack, rather.
Back to training. Training is like going back to school. We study. We have homework. We have tests. The passing rate is 85%. So far, I’ve been passing the tests. I do my homework. And since it’s communications and culture training, I’m somehow set with the communications part and only really need to study the culture part. And then I’ll need to work on my speech. The trainer said I sounded cute… like a kid… like a cute kid… So I need to work on my pitch. Maybe I need to sing more. *sigh* Sing lower songs? Bleh.
Training life isn’t really easy. It’s a pass-or-fail thing. If you pass, then you’re in. If you fail, then you’re out. I don’t want the out. I want the in. =_=;;
I do want the money. I do need the money… especially now…
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