IPP has not been as tiring as actual other jobs i've taken in the past
due to the fact that we are just 'students' and we do have restrictions on
stuff we are required and able to do. Neither has it been as mental stressful
as what i've faced in army but
i do believed i've learnt more than i would be able anywhere else.

I'm refering to both financial world and the human factors.

-i-shall-leave-the-financial-knowledge-to-my-report-instead- doh..

Unlike in part-time jobs and serving the army, backstabbing, credit snatching couldnt be more obvious anywhere else. any1 with eyes and above -16-yr-old-mentality-could see.

It just remind me of the common phrase of, the rich gets richer the poor gets poorer.
Except the "nice-to-bully" gets bullied more often and the "will-bully" gets them more often.

PS: my team is great. Cant be any better... actually can. but im not greeedy :)

Bascially my daily schedule is... (im naming them in general so its not considered as leaking company blar blar blar out...)

Morning work as Garang Guni/Librarian/Clerk/Bangala/Do Saikang etc
(look im not complaining cos the more stuff u do time flies...)
for like 2 hrs.
Following that ill be doing Ibroker - Deposits/withdrawals/conversions
Then Sorting out of dividends' counters and the different payment modes
such as thru Giro, cheques, EPS and alot more...
and then Input, Set off, Refund EPS...
and then help tear, seal, envoloping, counting cheques and send them for mailing...
and then balance the a/c for what i've done for the day (did i mentioned i was able
to balance my a/c today? :) )
and then -oh-i-so-hate-stamping/chopping- of invoices and sending them for mailing...
and then sorting out the leftovers...
and then going back to work as Garang Guni/Librarian/Clerk/Bangala/Do Saikang etc
and
then
its
home
sweet
home...

IPP has not been as tiring as actual other jobs i've taken in the past
due to the fact that we are just 'students' and we do have restrictions on
stuff we are required and able to do. Neither has it been as mental stressful
as what i've faced in army but
i do believed i've learnt more than i would be able anywhere else.

I'm refering to both financial world and the human factors.

-i-shall-leave-the-financial-knowledge-to-my-report-instead- doh..

Unlike in part-time jobs and serving the army, backstabbing, credit snatching couldnt be more obvious anywhere else. any1 with eyes and above -16-yr-old-mentality-could see.

It just remind me of the common phrase of, the rich gets richer the poor gets poorer.
Except the "nice-to-bully" gets bullied more often and the "will-bully" gets them more often.

PS: my team is great. Cant be any better... actually can. but im not greeedy :)

Bascially my daily schedule is... (im naming them in general so its not considered as leaking company blar blar blar out...)

Morning work as Garang Guni/Librarian/Clerk/Bangala/Do Saikang etc
(look im not complaining cos the more stuff u do time flies...)
for like 2 hrs.
Following that ill be doing Ibroker - Deposits/withdrawals/conversions
Then Sorting out of dividends' counters and the different payment modes
such as thru Giro, cheques, EPS and alot more...
and then Input, Set off, Refund EPS...
and then help tear, seal, envoloping, counting cheques and send them for mailing...
and then balance the a/c for what i've done for the day (did i mentioned i was able
to balance my a/c today? :) )
and then -oh-i-so-hate-stamping/chopping- of invoices and sending them for mailing...
and then sorting out the leftovers...
and then going back to work as Garang Guni/Librarian/Clerk/Bangala/Do Saikang etc
and
then
its
home
sweet
home...