It's a good day

I went for interview with a small company today. It' small but it's public listed company. When I went into the office, I was disappointed to see the office condition. It's very crowded and a bit dirty. The manufacturing factory is next to the office. I told myself that even if they rejected me immediately, I would be gladly to walk out.

However, it turned out that the GM whom interviewed me was such a friendly and frank guy. We could connect well. So, in the end, I felt good after the interview. I had done my best in the interview. If the company didn't want me, I am fine with it. I won't feel sad at all. At least, I am happy to see that interviewers in Singapore are not all bad people.

My interview with a research institute last month was okay. But the acting director seemed a bit unfriendly. That really turned me off. I studied in ACS (I) which is famous for snobbish kids. I hate the school so much. When I see this rather unfriendly director, I know I won't last long in this institute if I decided to take up the offer. The offer came to me 3 weeks after the interview. I was disappointed that the offer is below the market rate that research institutes in singapore would give. I didn't really bother pursuing the matter anymore. I tried asking for higher offer and, I thank God, they refused to make the offer better.