Second day of my TSS training's now over, and as expected, I'm still high up in the clouds with the information overload earlier.
I'm now about to register my domain, and I've been thinking twice If I'd rather register a more personal or a more 'phenomenal' domain name: choosing between malufaith.com and sassysupernova.com.
So far, with the TSS training loaded with techy terms and all, it has been quite of a headache but really really interesting and challenging. I've already tried using frontpage and was able to create a simple 5-page website out of it.
Now, with the two more days left, I just still feel so 'unarmed' knowing we've already run through our scope of support, and we haven't covered everything fair enough yet. We still have SSL, BuildMyMobi and all. I think the biggest challenge for me would be with the usage of third party softwares. Knowing I'm this 'she-who's-obvious-when-she-doesn't-know-what-she-says,' I'd absolutely need to learn and know these softwares myself. Though I know I really don't need to focus on those, I just don't want to be dumbfounded if ever fate permits that I encounter a caller who's quite persistent, techy and intimidating- thus makes it hard for me to handle the call.
Well, enough with the work stuff.
What else is new with me aside from working overtime and staying way longer than ususal in the office? Hmm, I gues that'll be the PROGRESS. Is it? ...really? Haha. I'm happy and contented, definitely loving it. (though of course I wish for more) Taking things slow is something THIS has thought me. It's like I've been saving for something grande. Though I can't help but to doubt at times if I'd be 'robbed out' someday or worse if that something I've been saving for suddenly falls apart for a very unfortunate f'in reason. Of course I'm still keeping my hopes up- errr, not really as I don't wanna be disappointed after all (but I think I really am hoping inside, gulo diba?)
It makes me feel jumpy inside, yes, and I just hope this stays for real. It just brings so much positivity
Jumping to more serious thoughts, I just hope our 'harvest' by the end of the month turns out to be a good reap. I have lotsa bills and debts to settle. As I've said, its like we're "SINGLE ...with dependents."
Personally, I also want to earn more that's why I see entering TSS as also a pretty good deal. I'd be self-supporting my studying and at the same time I'm shouldering all my living expenses here in Manila, plus of course a little bit of pleasure on the side.
I almost forgot, I still have to keep some for my dad who's been processing his SS claims. Sigh.
I already miss school, and frankly I'm quite feeling nervous of this coming back. Maybe because I'd be dealing with a year younger batch, and I'm really hoping they'd be easy to deal with. Knowing I'd still be working while I'm studying I need the best- in terms of productivity and skills- groupmates/partners if ever. I can't afford failing and getting just some 'mema' grades. I also won't stand dealing with prima donna classmates, my time's more precious than ever this time. It'll revolve between school and work, so there's no place for slacking off.
I'm now about to register my domain, and I've been thinking twice If I'd rather register a more personal or a more 'phenomenal' domain name: choosing between malufaith.com and sassysupernova.com.
So far, with the TSS training loaded with techy terms and all, it has been quite of a headache but really really interesting and challenging. I've already tried using frontpage and was able to create a simple 5-page website out of it.
Now, with the two more days left, I just still feel so 'unarmed' knowing we've already run through our scope of support, and we haven't covered everything fair enough yet. We still have SSL, BuildMyMobi and all. I think the biggest challenge for me would be with the usage of third party softwares. Knowing I'm this 'she-who's-obvious-when-she-doesn't-know-what-she-says,' I'd absolutely need to learn and know these softwares myself. Though I know I really don't need to focus on those, I just don't want to be dumbfounded if ever fate permits that I encounter a caller who's quite persistent, techy and intimidating- thus makes it hard for me to handle the call.
Well, enough with the work stuff.
What else is new with me aside from working overtime and staying way longer than ususal in the office? Hmm, I gues that'll be the PROGRESS. Is it? ...really? Haha. I'm happy and contented, definitely loving it. (though of course I wish for more) Taking things slow is something THIS has thought me. It's like I've been saving for something grande. Though I can't help but to doubt at times if I'd be 'robbed out' someday or worse if that something I've been saving for suddenly falls apart for a very unfortunate f'in reason. Of course I'm still keeping my hopes up- errr, not really as I don't wanna be disappointed after all (but I think I really am hoping inside, gulo diba?)
It makes me feel jumpy inside, yes, and I just hope this stays for real. It just brings so much positivity
Jumping to more serious thoughts, I just hope our 'harvest' by the end of the month turns out to be a good reap. I have lotsa bills and debts to settle. As I've said, its like we're "SINGLE ...with dependents."
Personally, I also want to earn more that's why I see entering TSS as also a pretty good deal. I'd be self-supporting my studying and at the same time I'm shouldering all my living expenses here in Manila, plus of course a little bit of pleasure on the side.
I almost forgot, I still have to keep some for my dad who's been processing his SS claims. Sigh.
I already miss school, and frankly I'm quite feeling nervous of this coming back. Maybe because I'd be dealing with a year younger batch, and I'm really hoping they'd be easy to deal with. Knowing I'd still be working while I'm studying I need the best- in terms of productivity and skills- groupmates/partners if ever. I can't afford failing and getting just some 'mema' grades. I also won't stand dealing with prima donna classmates, my time's more precious than ever this time. It'll revolve between school and work, so there's no place for slacking off.
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