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My Last Day In Daikin.
Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Finally endured till my last working day in Daikin. Been looking forward to this day for 2.5 yrs. Its been a totally wrecking and tough experience during the whole course of service. But I must say, it was a good learning ground for sales experience, and I'm glad that I was given the opportunity to venture into Regional Sales - which if you ask me now, I would still say that I did not regret my decision.

No doubt the politics and work load were so much tougher in Regional Sales, I still really enjoyed the past 6 months for the exposure and challenges that I was being examined on. For that - I am proud to say that I have survived, and emerged a much stronger person.

If you ask me, if it was that particular meeting that sparked off my abrupt decision in leaving, I wouldn't deny it too. I guess, there's really a limit to what I can accept and absorb. Its when things have really reached the breaking point. And you know its time for me to just let go and move on.

Things were still normal in office today - with the normal buzzing, gossips, complains, phone calls, etc etc. Nothing much pretty changed, everyone was still busy with their work. I really felt rather nostalgic at one point of time, and I went to the places that I used to seek solace and peace.

The view from 6th floor, looking down at the carpark. Sometimes, I do find myself gazing down checking out who's car is in office and who's not, who's driving out and who's driving in.

Then I ended up here. This is the balcony just outside my cubicle. The place where I have shed my tears and where I have seeked for peace. A place when I wanted to get away from all the politics and work load in the office, when I really need a breather. No one ever comes out here, I don't know why. But to me, this is the place where I have went so often.

I'd just pace up and down this stretch, or just glance over the railings, gaze into the skies or some places afar. I'd seriously feel so much better after that...

Somehow, I know I'll miss this place...

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