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Offpoint - From Singapore To Seattle

Ongoing journal about our lives in Bellevue, Washington, our friends in Singapore, our work here, our families there. Whatever our fancy.

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us: Relocated from Singapore to Seattle. Staying in Bellevue with my wife Sharon.
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Monday, December 12, 2005

regional trainer

i was feeling very bored at work and was thinking of informing R, my boss that i would like to expand my job role.

this afternoon, we went for our coffee break. yep, every staff has two official 10-minute break everyday. it is the state of washington law that staff are required to take regular break.

anyway, she told me that i have been nominated to be one of the regional trainers to train staff when we merge our banking systems. this means that i will be travelling to oregon for a week training will be involved training new and existing staff in washington state.

i am excited about the idea. new project new challenges. and R said my pay will be increased!

Hurray! now that's good news!

[tagname]

posted by sharon at 7:44 PM | Permalink |

2 Comments:

At 6:02 PM, singaporegrrl

yay! Congratulations!

At 9:34 PM, sharon

thank you so much. enjoy your stay in singapore.

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