So basically the last four days I have been studying.Very hard. Not for my CFA exams though. In fact I was studying all the operating processes that occur in CRC as next Monday I will be flying over to Labuan for a month's of hard labour in the sun on an island.Sounds fun ?

It is not really. I had so much things to learn and am filled with a lot of new found respect for the work that CRC does. Sometimes I blush at the thought of how I treated them when I was in CR, but then again now I know better. So you see, with experience and knowledge, you do become a better person !!
Things about Labuan.

1. It may be small but not small enough for you to walk everywhere.
2. There is not much to do there if you do not go diving.
3. You can visit states of Sabah and Sarawak as well as take some time off in Brunei, but I have to study.
4. Every other staff flies back to KK in the weekend, so I will be all alone.
5. That is about all.

Anyway, I am getting more excited about going there anyway !! Yay.

Although I did say I was busy studying processes at work the last four days, I also managed to find time to squeeze in time to re-read all the Globes from last semester again. Interesting. But I have so to say that back in my day, we had a lot more to read, and less of just skimming through. There is just not enough quality in the articles nowadays.

I am bored. And cold. This new floor is colder and dryer.

I wonder what I would have to pack ?

Had a nice lunch with 4 other GAs. There will be 7 of us, but right now there are only 5. We are all sooooooooooooo different. I hope however that after a while, we will thaw out and be great friends just like the year before. I really envy their close friendship. But as I was discussing this with MrTeong, having so many GAs in a year sort of makes my job harder. And easier. On one hand, you have to work so much harder to show that you are special and better and more wonderful. On the other hand, you might have more friends. But no matter what, I have decided not to be complacent but continue to work as hard as I can to be a Force to be Reckoned With. I mean just because I have passed some of the exams and have a bit more experience at the bank does not mean that I can rest on my laurels and take it easy. I have the momentum at the moment and I need to carry it through. I truly believe that I have the edge over all except 2 of the GAs at the moment so it is completely up to me to strive and fight for my future.

Labuan Resolutions.

Get a tan if possible.
Explore chances to dive.
Study CFA.
Work very very hard to be recognized as Power to be Reckoned With.
Diet. Lose another 5 kg.
Explore Labuan.

I hope the crowd at SCB Labuan will be easy to charm. After all, they are within my target audience. Lol. Older crowd with an average age of 49. I was told.

So one more day to say Goodbye to MSC. And say hello to Labuan Offshore Banking.

I wonder what do Offshore Bankers wear ?

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