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Profile Of The Clueless

- Name: Lexus Teo
- Age: 20++
- Dob: 22th August 1985
- Current: Army at Selarang Camp
- Full Time bf
- Part Time Tutor of Her..


Adores
You.. You.. & Only You..
Her.. Her.. Thats You gal.. =)



Tell Me The Truth


Sophisticaters
- Alicia
- Brigitte
- Caroline
- ChuiWah
- Crystal
- Eve
- James
- Jennifer
- JiaPing
- Junel
- KaIwEn
- Kenny
- LiWeN
- LyE yEe
- Mei Shan
- May
- HuiXian
- sEreNe
- Shu Hui
- Sophia
- SunShine
- Stephanie
- Samantha
- WeiLinG
- WeiShan
- Xin Yi
- Yi Hui
- Yuxiang


Sunday, October 02, 2005

One fine morning, my brother woke me up. He told me that Pamela, which is his girlfriend’s sister, needed help. As I was free at that point of time, I went over to the warehouse to help. I didn’t have a clue on what was in store for me. Neither was I to know what I had to do. Upon reaching the warehouse, I realized there were tons of boxes waiting for me. I panicked. It was then the smile of Karen and Pamela warmed me. Noticeably I knew that behind their smile, they were rather anxious. Alright, I called a friend to help me out. We were struggling with the price tagging and packing of the clothes and accessories. I ended work at 2am and had to start working the next day till 7am the following day.

Then on I wasn’t into working as a retailer. Never was I having the intention to do so. Then one day, Pamela approached me to help her out. I was rather astonished by her request. There are plentiful interviewees but I was asked to do the job. I felt happy but at the same time, I was kind of pressurized. I know that I will be questioned by many on how I got the job.

Working at Planet Surf is a rather interesting and fun enjoying job. Why? Firstly, I can interact with many people, which is a good thing. Secondly, the job gives me a decent exposure of how retail life is. Unlike many other retail shops, Planet surf requires the staff to communicate with shoppers and introduce them the new surf brands from Australia, US California. And also, to let many know that this is a friendly shop.

From the start, life at planet surf is a breeze through. Then on, I realized the indistinct pressure of making sales. Karen whom is my supervisor was rather encouraging towards me in making a sale and is an excellent mentor to me. Pamela seemingly is the exact opposite. Though she seems nice and fun to talk to, She isn’t as simple as she seemed. I kept this in my heart for long and I felt that when Pamela needs you, she would be super nice to you. Otherwise, its vice versa. Not meaning bad treatment, but you don’t even feel that she cared. Maybe that’s why her sister hates her so much. I don’t have a grudge on any personnel, but I just dislike the way she is asking me for help. In the beginning, She often calls me in the very last minute to go down to the store to help out. And many of the occasions, I did just that. However, I don’t quite appreciate her way of Human Resource treatment towards me. I had to cancel my appointments just to do so. Overall she is a nice person I perceived.

During my work life at planet surf, I have met many friends and acquaintances. Many of which have been real nice to talk to. Some were rather shy and quiet. Others belonged to those window shoppers and people looking for part time jobs. I must say that its been real nice knowing all my friends and acquaintances. Thou through certain rules and regulations, I’m not allowed be friends outside of work. I’m also not allowed to hit on customers. But the most pleasant thing about the people at planet surf, is that they are pleasant to me. =)

During my last few days at planet surf, Pamela told me that many part-time job seekers are rather jealous and envious of me getting the job not them. This comment exerts further pressure on me. Many of them came to the shop and questioned me on how I got the job. I just replied I’m not allowed to say. This is because; my refusal is a secret on my relation to the boss. Pamela and Karen are rather secretive doing whatsoever and even at times things, which we know, were not supposed to be said. I guess, it’s also because of my weird relation; I’m regarded as a utility man being in the warehouse and in the store. I don’t even have a working schedule.

Alright, everything has ended, I handed my resignation. Reasons being that I have to prepare for my NS and also I’m going on a vacation to Gold coast on the 12th of October. If all of the above stated is valid, count that as a reason too then. I’m so sorry I couldn’t stay for long at Planet Surf. I’m leaving with a mind at stake. But nevertheless, I’ve gained valuable experience and utmost promises from the job. Thank you Planet Surf and thank you brother for the chance! Love you all! Cheers!

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