Interview was supposed to start at 3pm... but I reached there around 2.20 (departed from my house around 1.50pm), lol... Not knowing what to do, i waited in the car for around 10 mins before i decided to go up to the office instead.

Well, luckily i was early... I guess flipping through the (financial/economics) magazines does help me to calm down. I wasnt even nervous at all during the interview.

Anyway, he looked through the report i was told to submit and started to analyze the report with me, questioning me here and there. To be honest, it was more like chit-chatting (but a formal one), telling him about my past and futures, lol...

Then when he looked at my resume, i think he was impressed that i used to be a school representative. He did mention this "Well, i myself used to be national representative for cycling. I know the trainings does help to develop one to be a different person." As he mentioned this, all i can think of is being aggressive or "The Spirits to Win".

He told me about his past, and what his mentor had taught him. He really does sound like a great man with great achievements. The many-newspaper-cuttings on the wall proven it as well. He provoked me to have a notion to learn things from him. So, without (or forgotten to) ask about the salary or benefits, i agreed to join the training program.

Anyway, it is a training which begins during October. So, i guess it will not harm to attend training during my short semester. In fact, i think it will be beneficial to me. At least i get to learn something else outside the university during my short semester. 

I AM SERIOUSLY FEDUP

Final Year Project (FYP) is due on next thursday, every group is doing the last minute checking or amendment this week as the printings can take up to 2 to 3 days. With the FYP and other assignments to be due at almost the same time, everyone was really stress (at least i do, especially with all the checking n redoing some irresponsible fellow's work), whats more with the finals begin on next Saturday. 

I thought i was the one being too demanding, but then i realize i was the not the only one. Each group, there's gotta be someone who is demanding or act as the leader, to lead the group and to produce a good work.

When the stress built up, things became tense in each group, that was when the conflict within each group occur.

Surprisingly, out of the 5 groups in my class, 3 are having conflict, mostly between the group leader n members. Where members accusing the leader for being too demanding, n leaders get bored or fed up with the work.

One of my fren who is also a group leader told me "only each group leaders knew how each other felt with the messy works done by the members.".... which i found it to be quite true. 

If only they put abit more effort, we will not have to waste so much time and our life will not be so stress.
If only they understand our feelings...