八月总结

随着岁月慢慢学习、渐渐成长~但同一当儿,想的东西也越来越多,渐渐失去了当初的童真~
最近的我,又开始变得不快乐了~我明白我的不快乐,其实是因为我想太多!但我就是那一种不可以让头脑停歇下来的人~ 我明白有些东西真的急不来,但真的就没有捷径了吗?以现在的薪水和生活方式,我何时才可以达到经济独立自由呢?算了~还是按部就班吧!一步一脚印,最后还是会成功的!把握现在眼前所拥有的,不是更加重要吗?

月尾了!八月份对我来说是中规中矩的一个月!没有什么特别的事情发生~工作上也渐渐进入佳境,慢慢上手了!上是对我的信任也越来越多了,开始放手让我去处理一些比较重要的任务~其实若要我为这份工作打分数,我想其实有到70%吧~ 就是后悔当初工钱方面没有放高一些,希望过试用期时老板会体恤体恤一下!不要再困在自己的框框了~活得快乐一些吧!几天的假期结束了~国庆日快乐~

Midvalley一日游 ^.^

天到Midvalley去跑了MegaMall和The Gardens两间商场,双脚到今天还在累!原来跑街是可以很累的!Gardens还是第一次去,相当好跑的商场!喜欢他的建筑物设计!两家商场连接起来的主意也不错,可以直接通往,免去日晒雨淋之忧!虽然上个月曾经到Midvalley一趟,但由于赶时间,只能够走马看花!今天真正跑才发现到The Gardens既然是与Midvalley Mega Mall直接相连的!其实这一趟主要目的是要为月尾手套博览会准备外套,好高兴任务完成!价钱和品质都算满意,在我的预算之内!但如果在芙蓉肯定买不到这个价钱!

喜欢广场内那斜斜的桥


屋顶的设计很壮观

通往Midvalley Mega Mall与The Gardens Mall的桥

第五届国际橡胶手套博览会 [5th IRGCE]

5th International Rubber Gloves Exhibition & Conference 2010
第五届国际橡胶手套博览会


"Gloves ~ The Frontline of Barrier Protection"
28 - 30 September 2010
Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
A 2-day Conference & Exhibition with an optional Post-Conference Programme.

A Welcome Message

leekimmeowThe success if the previous four International Rubber Glove Conferences and Exhibitions (IRGCEs) in 2002, 2004, 2006 and 2008 has shown us the necessity to have this all-important forum once
in two years, to update industry players on the latest development in the market as well as to foster closer relationship amongst all those involved in the industry. The 4th IRGCE in 2008, which attracted participants and exhibitors both locally and overseas, was a resounding success. Encouraged by this, the Management Committee of the Malaysian Rubber Glove Manufacturers' Association (MARGMA) is glad to bring you the 5th International Rubber Glove Conference and Exihibition in 2010.

The theme of the 5th IRGCE: "Gloves - The Frontline of Barrier Protection" aptly reflects the importance of gloves for barrier protection. With the scourge of Acquired Immuno-Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) in the '90s, the emergence of new diseases such as the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) and bird flu outbreaks in recent years and the most recent Influenza A (H1N1), medical gloves have become an indispensable neccessity in the healthcare environment. Other than the surgical gloves used in operating theatres and examination gloves for medical consultation, industrial gloves used in the workplace have also seen new development, protecting users from a range of hazzards encountered in various workplaces, including chemicals, solvents and even electric shock. These include cut-resistant gloves, reinforced gloves in the automotive industry, hygiene gloves in the food industry, cleanroom gloves in the electronic industry and electrician gloves. These gloves are used for one purpose, i.e. for barrier protection, which is the theme of the Conference. The importance of gloves cannot be quantified.

The forthcoming 5th IRGCE will highlight updates on the latest process innovation in the glove industry and aims to bring updates on regulations and standards, besides looking at the issues of competitiveness in the industry.

We are happy to announce that Dr. Anne Lucas from the US Food and Drug Administrations (FDA) will be a Primary Speaker at the Conference, presenting "The FDA's Current Perspective on the Regulations, Standards and Guidances for NRL in Medical Devices". From Australia, Dr. John Gerofs of ENERSOL, will present a paper on "Requirements for Examination Gloves to Meet PPE Directives". Professor Tharwat Tadros from UK will talk on "The science and Applications of Surjactant". Together with other papers on "Innovations", "Regulations & Standards" and "Competitiveness", highligthing latest developments in the medical devices industry, these inputs will indeed make this year's Conference and Exhibition relevant, imperative and rewarding.

As for the Exhibition, the response this year is overwhelming. All the 88 booths have been booked. Most of the major glove manufacturers in Malaysia will be exhibiting their products. Suppliers of raw materials, chemicals, machineries, etc, both local and overseas, are also among the exhibitors.

The 5th IRGCE is co-organized by the Malaysian Rubber Export Promotion Council (MREPC), in association with the Malaysian Rubber Board (MRB), the Thai Rubber Glove Manufacturers' Association (TRGMA). The event is also endorsed and supported by relevant Ministries and Government agencies.

MARGMA invites delegates and participants to support and to join us at the 5th IRGCE in Kuala Lumpur in September 2010!

Thank you and we look forward to seeing all of you at this important event.

leekimmeow





Lee Kim Meow
President
Malaysian Rubber Glove Manufacturers' Association


ABOUT THE ORGANIZER

Establisted in 1989, the Malaysian Rubber Glove Manufacturers' Association (MARGMA) represents rubber glove manufacturers and supporting industries associated with the rubber glove manufacturing industry in Malaysia. As a trade association, MARGMA is currently the voice for the rubber glove industry in Malaysia represeting 80% of the glove manufacturers and 85% of the glove production capacity nationally.

As a founder member of the ASEAN Rubber Glove Manufacturers' Association (ARGMA), MARGMA provides the secretariat service for the regional grouping.


THE CONFERENCE

con_p1The Conference will review and analyze, and provide critical information on the latest trends and development of the glove industry, covering process innovation, regulations and standards, productivity and competitiveness.

Leading R&D personnel, standards and regulatory experts, industry analysts and market players will present relevant technical/professional papers on the dynamic glove industry.

About 700 participants and delegates are expected at this ebent, which will create an opportunity for all players and stake-holders in the glove industry to interact and to foster closer rapport.

THE EXHIBITION

con_p1The Exhibition will showcase the latest products and services in three categories:

(1) Glove manufacturing industry,
(2) Supporting and services industries in the glove industry, and
(3) Disposable medical devices industry.

88 exhibition booths (standard shell scheme, 3m x 3m) are available for booking by a host of manufacturers and suppliers - gloves, medical devices, chemicals, machinery and equipment, raw materials, packaging materials, service providers and publications, to promote and publicize their goods and/or services.

The Exhibition is open to all conference participants, manufacturers, trade visitors, the media and interested members of the public.













CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

MONDAY, 27 September 2010

1000 – 1800 Advance Registration
- Conference Participants
- Speakers
- Exhibitors

TUESDAY, 28 September 2010

0800 – 1000 Registration of Conference Participants and Speakers
Arrival of Invited Guests
Welcome Breakfast

1000 – 1030 Opening Ceremony by
Y. B. Tan Sri Bernard Giluk Dompok,
Minister of Plantation Industries and Commodities Malaysia

1030 – 1230 Tour of Exhibition

1130 Exhibition open to the public

1230 – 1400 Lunch

1400 – 1535 PAPER PRESENTATION

SESSION A: REGULATIONS & STANDARDS
Session Chairman: Dato’ Dr. Ong Eng Long
A1. Plenary Lecture – “The FDA’s Current Perspective on the Regulations, Standards and Guidance for Natural Rubber Latex Dr. Anne Lucas, US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) USA
A2. “Requirements for Examination Gloves to Meet PPE Directives” Dr. John Gerofi, ENERSOL, Australia
A3. “Updates to Medical Device Directive and EN 455 Testing” Satish Champaneri, BSi Product Services, United Kingdom

1535 – 1600 Tea Break

1600 – 1700 PAPER PRESENTATION

SESSION A REGULATIONS & STANDARDS
Session Chairman: Dato’ Dr. Ong Eng Long
A4. "Bringing Products to Europe" Daniel John Cotter, SATRA Technology Centre, United Kingdom
A5. "Impact of Standards on the Glove Industry" Dr. Amir Hashim Md. Yatim, Malaysian Rubber Board, Malaysia

1830 – 2000 Cocktail Reception

2000 – 2230 Conference Dinner

WEDNESDAY, 29 September 2010

0830 – 1000 PAPER PRESENTATION

SESSION B INNOVATIONS
Session Chairman: Lim Kwee Shyan
B1. Plenary Lecture – "The Science and Applications of Surfactants" Professor Tharwat Tadros, United Kingdom
B2. "A Technique to Study the Early Stages of the Coagulant Dipping Process" Bob Groves, Synthomer Sdn Bhd, Malaysia
B3. "Nitrile Latices as Complementary Addition to NR Tailoring of X-NBR Film Properties with Focus on Barrier Functions and Relaxation Properties" Dr. Soren Butz, PolymerLatex Sdn Bhd, Malaysia

1000 – 1030 Coffee Break

1030 – 1230 PAPER PRESENTATION

SESSION B: INNOVATIONS
Session Chairman: Dr. Amir Hashim Md. Yatim
B4. "Developing a Moisturizing Surgical Glove" Dr. Eng Aik Hwee, Ansell Shal Alam Sdn Bhd, Malaysia
B5. "Influence of Structural Variability of the Polymer on the Vulcanization, Processibility and Technical Performance of Synthetic Isoprene Latex Products" Roger Couchman, Robinson Brothers, United Kingdom
B6. "Allergen Content in Latex Gloves - Analysis of European Data" Hadi Tamm, Icosagen, Estonia
B7. "Immunological Measurement of Four Major Allergens in Natural Rubber Latex Medical Gloves" Dr. K. L. Mok, Malaysian Rubber Board, Malaysia

1230 – 1400 Lunch

1400 – 1515 PAPER PRESENTATION

SESSION C: COMPETITIVENESS
Session Chairman: James Liew
C1. "Trends in Global Rubber Glove Trade" Dr. Abdul Kadir Mohamed, Malaysian Rubber Export Promotion Council, Malaysia
C2. "Demand and Supply Trend and Forecast of Natural and Synthetic Rubber, and the Effect on the Glove Industry" Dr. Stephen Evans, International Rubber Study Group, Singapore
C3. "Balancing Material Acquisition and Production Costs: Quantifying the True Cost of Aluminium Hydroxide Treated Natural Rubber Latex (NRL)" Dr. Ranjit K. Mathan, K. A. Prevulcanised Latex Pte Ltd, India


1515 – 1545 Tea Break

1545 - 1635 PAPER PRESENTATION

SESSION C: COMPETITIVENESS
C4. "Carbon Footprint for the Glove Industry" Dr. Zairossani Mohd. Nor, Malaysian Rubber Board, Malaysia
C5. “Green Energy and CDM Opportunities for Glove Industry” Dr. Jyothi Hadli, Knowledge Integration Services Pvt. Ltd, India

1635 - 1700 Closing Ceremony Lee Kim Meow, President, MARGMA

Thursday, 30 September 2010

Post-Conference Tours
Short Seminar Session (Optional)
CONFERENCE CONTENT OUTLINE

Working/Technical Papers will span the following subject categories:

(1) REGULATIONS & STANDARDS

Papers on test method developments, standards and specifications, quality control and surveillance regulations on protective gloves imposed by importing contries are welcome. Leading personnel from international and national standards and regulatory bodies in USA, Japan, China and Malaysia are invited to give their technical and professional input.

(2) INNOVATIONS

Improvement in processing technologies, developments of new chemicals, new latices, innovated medical devices, product innovation, novel applications of latex, nano science and technology and their applications. These developments and trends, in response to new advances and findings will enhance the manufacture and use of gloves.

(3) COMPETITIVENESS

In the face of rising costs and global competition, there is a need to improve productivity and increase competitiveness. Papers touching on specific topics such as enhancement in competitiveness and productivity, branding, lean manufacturing, market intelligence, market trend and market promotion are welcome.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

All industry players and stake-holders in the rubber glove and disposable medical devices industries, especially buyers/importers, traders, manufacturers, suppliers, R&D personnel, government officials, regulatory officers, university lecturers and undergraduates, healthcare workers, financiers / investors and consumers.

REGISTRATION FORM

Please click here to fill up the registration form.

THE HOST CITY - KUALA LUMPUR

con_p1 Kuala Lumpur, the capital city of Malaysia, is a bustling metropolis. Home to 1.4 million people of different races, religions and cultures, the city is melting pot of ethnic and cultural diversity. The Malays, Chinese and Indians are the three main races that contribute to this diversity where variety is the spice of life. Be it food, art, language or architecture, the city is abundant with flavours, colours and experiences that are just waiting for you to explore.
Fondly known as K.L. to the locals, the city is a heady mix of history and culture intertwined with modern skyscrapers and office towers. It is a city that preserves its cultural heritage and yet does not lack the modern conveniences making it an interesting and ideal destination for Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions.

Offering something special for everyone, Kuala Lumpur is a shopper's paradise, a gourmet's heaven, an architect's inspiration and an artist's muse. It is a city where one can find different tempos - from the tranquility of a health spa to the beat of the nightlife and club scene, is not short on entertainment options for the young and the yung-at-heart. For every visitor, Kuala Lumpur is an experience just waiting to happen.

With excellent air connections with most major cities in the world, Kuala Lumpur is easily accessible and has the region's best road network. It has a host of modern facilities and conveniences, luxurious and comfortable accommodation at affordable prices.

Situated at the centre of Kuala Lumpur's Central Business District, the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC), is the city's most technologically-advanced, purpose-built facility for international, regional and local conventions, trade shows, exihibitions, entertainment and private functions. It has won "Best Exhibition and Convention Centre in Asia" in 2007 and 2008, beating more establised counterparts in the region.

The Convention Centre represents the latest project within PETRONAS' distinctive Kuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC) development. Designed as a "city within a city", this 100-acre development offers a stimulating environment where one can work, live, shop, visit and enjoy life. Other components include a 50-acre park, the signature PETRONAS Twin Tower, the Asy'Syakirin Mosque, six-storey Suria KLCC shopping centre, PETRONAS interactive science discovery centre, Galeri PETRONAS and the Dewan Filharmonik PETRONAS, home of the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra.

IRGCE 2010 HOTELS AND RATES

HOTEL ROOM TYPE RATES
(Single / Double)
CONTACT
Traders Hotel Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur City Centre,
50088 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 603 2332 9888
Fax: 603 2332 2672; 603 2332 2666 Website: www.shangri-la.com

Online reservation form

ONLINE BOOKING

Deluxe City View*
Deluxe Gardens View*
Deluxe Twin Towers View*
Traders City View*
Traders Twin Towers View*
City View Suite*
Twin Towers View Suite*
RM390 / RM430
RM430 / RM470
RM450 / RM490
RM520 / RM560
RM580 / RM620
RM670 / RM710
RM730 / RM770
Mr. Harriz Kamal
Email:
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Mandarin Oriental,
Kuala Lumpur City Centre,
50088 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 603 2179 8655; 603 2380 8833
Fax: 603 2179 8699; 603 2380 8833
Website: www.mandarinoriental.com

ONLINE BOOKING

Deluxe City View* RM500 Ms. Marn Tan
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Shangri-La Hotel Kuala Lumpur,
11 Jalan Sultan Ismail,
50250 Kuala Lumpur.
Tel: 603 2074 3511
Fax: 603 2070 8616
Website: www.shangri-la.com
Deluxe
Deluxe*

Executive
Executive*

Harizon Executive*
RM455
RM495 / RM535
RM485
RM525 / RM565
RM800 / RM850
Ms. Cherrie Tan
Email:
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Prince Hotel & Residence,
Jalan Comlay
50650 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 603 2170 8888
Fax: 603 2170 8808
Website: www.princehotelkl.com
Deluxe
Deluxe*
Superior Deluxe*
Grand Deluxe*
RM290
RM310 / RM345
RM340 / RM375
RM390 / RM425
Ms. Peggy Wong
Email:
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Crown Plaza Mutiara
Kuala Lumpur,

Jalan Sultan Ismail,
50718 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 603 2146 3616; 603 2148 2322
Fax: 603 2146 3608; 603 2146 3887
Website: www.fhg.com ;
www.crowneplaza.com/kualalumpur
Deluxe*
Grand Deluxe*
Club Deluxe* *
Club Grand Deluxe**
Executive Suite**
^ With Club Benefit
RM380 / RM420
RM460 / RM500
RM530 / RM570
RM610 / RM650
RM980 / RM1,020
Ms. Faradilah Ibrahim
Email:
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Impiana KLCC Hotel &
Spa Kuala Lumpur,

13, Jalan Pinang,
50450 Kuala Lumpur.
Tel: 603 2147 1111
Fax: 603 2147 1028; 603 2147 1100
Website: www.impiana.com

BOOKING FORM
Superior Quetes*
Deluxe*
RM300 / RM330
RM340 / RM370
Ms. Azhar Ahmad
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All rates are subject to 5% government tax and 10% service charge
* Inclusive of breakfast


CONFERENCE SOUVENIR PROGRAMME

A Conference Souvenir Programme will be published to serve as a useful guide/reference to Conference Participants, Exhibitors and Visitors. Advertisements are open to advertisers to promote and publicize their products and/or services.

ADVERTISEMENT @ CONFERENCE / EXHIBITION VENUE
The Organizers are also offering limited products / services advertising at the Conference / Exhibition venue in the form of drapes / banners from the ceilings.


CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP

The Organizers are offering a limited number of sponsorship opportunities to business houses to maximize their corporate image. These include Conference dinner, lunches, cocktails, stationery items, souvenirs, etc.

TECHNICAL PAPERS

The Technical Papers to be presented include:

A. REGULATIONS & STANDARDS

1. "The FDA's Current Perspective on the Regulations, Standards and Guidances for NRL in Medical Devices" (Dr. Anne Lucas, US Food & Drug Administration)

2. "Requirement for Examination Gloves to Meet PPE Directives" (Dr. John Gerofi, ENERSOL, Australia)

3. "Updates to Medical Device Directive and EN 455 testing" (Satish Champaneri, BSi Product Services, UK)

4. "Bringing Products to the European Markets" (Peter Jonathan Doughty, SATRA Technology Centre, UK)

5. "Impact of Standards on the Glove Industry" (Dr. Amir Hashim Md. Yatim, Malaysian Rubber BOard, Malaysia)

B. INNOVATIONS

1. "The Science and Applications of Surfactants" (Professor Tharwat Tadros, UK)

2. "Developing a Moisturizing Surgical Glove" (Dr. Eng Aik Hwee, Ansell Shah Alam, Malaysia)

3. "Influence of Structural Variability of the Polymer on the Vulcanization, Processibility and Technical Performance of Synthetic Polyisoprene Latex Products" (Roger Couchman, Robinson Brothers Ltd, UK)

4. "Allergen Content in Latex Gloves - Analysis of European Data" (Hardi Tamm, Icosagen, Estonia)

5. "Immunological Measurement of Four major Allergens in Natural Rubber Latex Medical Gloves" (Dr.K. L. Mok, Malaysian Rubber Board, Malaysia)

6. "A Technique to Study the Early Stages of the Coogufant Dipping Process" (Bob Groves, Synthomer Sdn Bhd, Malaysia)

7. "Nitrile Latices as Complementary Addition to NR Tailoring of X-NBR Film Properties with Focus on Barrier Functions and Relaxation Properties" by Dr. Soren Butz, PolymerLatex Sdn Bhd, Malaysia.

C. COMPETITIVENESS


1. "Trend in Global Rubber Glove Trade" (Dr. A. Kadir Mohamad, Malaysian Rubber Export Promotion Council, Malaysia)

2. "Price Trends, Supply and Demand of NR & SR for the Latex Products Industry" (Dr. Stephen Evans, International Rubber Study Group, Singapore)

3. "Carbon Footprint for the Glove Industry" (Dr. Zairossani Mohd. Nor, Malaysian Rubber BOard, Malaysia)

4. "Green Energy and CDM Opportunities for Glove Industry" (Dr. Jyothi Hadli, Knowledge Integration Services Pvt. Ltd, India)

D. WORKSHOP ON "TESTING"

1. "Chemical Permeation" - by Kartina Alias, Malaysian Rubber Board

2. "Roughness & Thickness" - by Dr. Eng Aik Hwee, Ansell Shah Alam

3. "Microbial Contamination" - by Dr. Jim Rutherford, Metrica Bio, United Kingdom

4. "Protein ~ AP & EP" - by Dr. K. L. Mok, Malaysian Rubber Board

5. "Latex Stability" - by Asst. Prof. Wilairat Cheewasedtham, Prince of Songkla University, Pattani. Thailand

6. "Stress Relaxation" by Haidzir Abdul Rahman, Malaysian Rubber Board

POST-CONFERENCE

PROGRAMME

THURSDAY, 30 September 2010

KUALA LUMPUR COUNTRYSIDE TOUR

Time : 0830 – 1400

Pick-up : Main Entrance, Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre

Lunch : 1300 at Kuala Lumpur Tower

Programme : Batu Caves, Royal Selangor Pewter factory, batek factory, photo stop at Petronas Twin Tower, Lunch at Kuala Lumpur Tower


28号的玄机

眼间又到了8月的28日~
突然间对28号这个数字有了一个情意结!
连续几个月身边所发生的事情都和28这个数字有关联~

回想起........
3月28日>>> 姐姐的毕业典礼,一场北征之行。
4月28日>>> 我人生中的第一辆车到手了!当天的被CP叫去面试!充满希望的一天,也是我人生的转泪点~ 因为接下去发生的东西,真的令我难于忘记!
5月28日>>>在Beryls Chocolate的最后一天~也是噩梦的开始!想不到这么年轻就经历了人生的第一个小低潮,我失业了~
6月28日>>>几份插身而过的工作,到峰回路转地进入了从没想过的手套业~
7月28日>>>有机会参加了MREPC的讲座,让我更加下定决心要继续往Marketing发展!

8月28日>>>也就是今天!基本上没有什么事情发生,不过开始和公司几个重要人物有交情,慢慢建立起自己的形象了!不久的将来,希望就如他们的贵言,可以以最快的速度上位,赚取人生的第一桶金!第一桶金对我来说真的太重要了!我的什么计划,现在都被金钱或资金这一环扣着了!
下来的9月28日将会有机会出席假KLCC的第五届国际橡胶手套博览会(International Rubber Gloves Exhibition & Conference),到时候将会有机会接触到手套业的同行,包括我的最爱Hartalega,还有顶级手套、Kossan、Supermax、Ansell、Cranberry等等出名的手套公司!相信到时会有机会再次接触到之前认识的前辈们!

今天不知道为什么的~ 忙到不可开支!原来去到那里,都会遇到那种没有策划性的人!一下子这么样,一下子那么样,到底你想怎么样?有些东西,你一直在最后一分钟换来换去,只会令情况变得更加糟糕!一些东西,既然决定了,只要不是太影响大局,就让他继续吧!不然到最后结果可能更加糟糕!

今天真的很多事情发生,有处理不完的东西~ 货一直有问题,货柜难得可以进来了,结果又有问题!真是多灾多难咯~ 还有几天就让他顺顺利利过去吧!等Mrs Lee回来了就不会那么乱了!只要坚信着短暂的忍耐,会换来美好的将来,是值得的!我的计划何时才能够开始呢?没有钱,什么都停带着了~

智者若愚,愚者若智

这几天公司上下都在为那Project忙~ 越来越觉得公司有好几人都很“好练”,讲就天下无敌,有口讲别人,没有口讲自己!没办法,长期在自己的公司工作,没有人敢顶撞,自己的过错永远没有人会告诉你,长久下来就变得目中无人了!以为只有自己最厉害那么样!不过我不理会那么多,现在只要有学习机会,我会尽量吸收~ 到时时机成熟了再走也不迟!先武装好自己最重要!正所谓“智者若愚,愚者若智”,就先假扮为愚者吧~

今天Sunshine的Jane既然打电话来找我,问我有没有兴趣加入他的公司!真是的~ 亏他还这么厚脸皮,之前这么样对人,还好意思打电话来!不过我还是陪她玩了两下!这件事让我明白,有些东西当你错过了最佳时机,就永远没有得回头了!所以做决定或处理事情,最重要是掌握好节奏,见好就收!

这几天的天气真的热到难于忍受~ 一星期又过了一半,明天应该会相当轻松,因为Auditor到来,经理级的肯定不得空,又有机会蛇一蛇了~哈哈~ 下星期经理不在,希望不要有什么大事件发生!现在短暂的忍气吞声,将来就会知道我的能耐!

好热的天气

天气真的好热~已经几天没有下过雨了~星期五回家时其实已经开始下雨了的,但过后既然下不出~然后星期六和周日也是满天乌云的情况下下不成雨,其实这应该和这几天的宇兰盛会有关,但天气真的热到难于招架!

今天接到了Uncle Lim的红炸弹,地点在汝来的隆盛佛跳墙酒家,地点不是很满意,但听说这酒家的排场很不错,而且不去也不能,不看僧面也得看佛面,到时候就看是自己驾车去还是跟同事去咯~ 有时候交际不能太据人于千里之外!

今天又接到经理给的新任务,其实这之前是太阳做的工作,结果就因为他应付不来又交给我!真奇怪,不管去到哪里都会遇到同样的上司,难道真的是能者多劳吗?算了~反正自己懂的事情也不多,就当是一个学习机会吧!多做多得啦~ 但可惜在得的不是钱,不然会更加开心!


挑战

今天总算完成了几个拖了相当多天的任务,包括Tanzania的那单生意~ 但到现在为止还是没有完成第一单生意~ 就算本地的都没有,可惜可惜!今天第一次用Fedex送样本给顾客,原来国际快邮是如此处理的~ 原来看似简单的办公室,要学的东西还不少!加油加油~ Marketing就是爽在可以接触到不同的人!现在在生产部协调方面开始越来越顺了~ 接下来几天Mrs Lee不在,将会是一个挑战!

MECPP

间过得真快,转眼在这里既然呆了一个半月~ 不过现在工作的范围越来越广了~ 老板不停地增加我手上的工作量~表面上我的职位是市场执行员,但实际上还要简直生产部策划员,也就是Marketing Executive cum Production Planner,我就把它简称为MECPP吧!虽然工作量多到恐怖,但这一份工作真的有很大的学习空间!在这里主要可以学到市场[Marketing]、运输[Shipping]、货仓[Warehouse]、生产部策划[Production Planning]等关于手套业的一切,还有机会接触到采购[Purchasing]和业绩分析[Sales Analysis]!一旦所有东西都上手了,必定可以成为一个全能高手,以后的出路肯定比较强!再加上公司慷慨地送我们去上课程,虽然短暂赚不到大钱,但所学到的知识将来是无价的!作为新人吃亏一点不要紧啦~ 因为我知道我会在后半段爆发!

前加班果然得到了老板的信任,他开始慢慢把生产部策划的东西慢慢传给我,只可惜我暂时要载人,没有太多的时间去学习~ 相信再过一两个月情况会好转~ 先为自己定下在这里工作两年的目标吧!现在唯一最难搞得,就是如何与Mrs Lee和Ms Khoo沟通,尤其是前者~

归宿

由于昨天有充足的睡眠,今天精神奕奕的~ 一如往常,星期一总是有做不完的东西!时间过得特别快,东西做了不多,却到了放工时间~ 厉害!今天大家提起上星期加班有得Claim,但其实我们Executive的是没有的,但老板还是说会从其他Allowance补回~有就来吧!反正我也没有想过会得到什么的!因为公司免费给我们去的Training已经是很好的回报了!今天经理提起要让我去一个关于Shipping的课程,其实这个课程的内容真的很好,而且价钱也相当贵,只可惜他的日期撞正我们的手套博览会,希望有下一次的机会!我相信一定会有的!开始对这件公司有归宿感了~

忙碌

一个星期就这样匆匆忙忙中度过了~
每天往外跑震得相当累人的~ 尤其是最近遇到很多鲁莽驾驶人士,每一刻都要提起十二分精神!最近每次驾车回到家都会觉得特别累,但还是必须要出门呀!不过今天看到爸爸在外面跑跑时很开心的样子,再累还是觉得值得的!最近的累,也可能是家人陆续生病造成的~ 也希望一家人可以每天健健康康~

工作上近来开始越来越忙碌了~ 有几单生意有机会谈妥~ 很希望近期可以接到我亲手接回来的生意!我觉得这一天越来越靠近了!哇~ 转眼又到了月中~ 下个月就是Exhibition了,准备功夫还有很多未完成!接下来应该会一直忙到年下个月尾!努力~加油~

卡纳赛一天

今天不懂为什么,在公司忙到不可开支~ 工作量比平常多,打电话来的顾客又多~ 最奇的就是放工后又遇到很多卡纳赛的鲁莽驾驶人士,真的差一点点就发生交通意外了!话说一辆大罗里突然从对头吃过来我的路,半条路被他封死并迎面冲来!幸好当时不是驾很快,赶得及闪去旁边的路才躲过一劫~过后一路上还是有遇到一些横冲直撞的车~ 难道为了开斋就可以这么样驾驶吗?太自私了吧!所以这适逢斋戒月和鬼节的一个月,在路上真的要小心为妙~ 你不惹人,随时也有人来惹你~

有感而发的思考

天是学弟学妹们的毕业典礼,虽然无暇出席,但看到他们的毕业照,难免会有一些感触~
想不到一年的时间就这样子匆匆过去了~ 我还是我,一个还没有什么信心和成就感的我~ 一年的时间我就这样转了一个圈,又回到了原点!一年前踏入生产部,到一年后离开才上手的工作,转去做市场执行员~ 有时会觉得有少许的彷徨,怀疑自己放弃更高薪水的工作,转去一份新工当新人,是否正确呢?短暂来说我自己还没有习惯~ 因为我的投资计划可以说是完全进入瘫痪状况!以前定下的一大堆目标和计划都一再耽搁~ 就因为缺少最重要的因素~ 钱!

人说我太急了~ 才出来工作一年,还年轻~ 但想想人生能有几个十年?说年轻我不觉得了~ 毕竟已经25岁了!还记得当年在大众书局工作时,看到阿明和Alex在这个年龄时还一事无成,还说为何他们不会担心!想不到现在的我和他们还不是一样~ 或许工钱方面不他们稍微好一些,但到现在我还没建立起自己的价值!还在寻找~ 继续寻找~ 我起步比他人慢,现在必须努力赶上他人的步伐了!觉得现在的工作短暂是一个很好的学习平台,但未来就不得而知~ 毕竟年龄渐渐增长,钱将是考量的第一位~ 现在的我连人赚钱的能力都还不强,又如何做到钱赚钱呢?但现在唯一可以安慰的就是可以照顾到家人~ 但看到妈妈每天忙碌于家庭和工作,我现在的一切算是什么?有固定的收入还叫苦吗?矛盾~~

家庭日

天上半天和家人到Jusco及Tesco走走~ 突然发现到,原来已经好久,没有一家人一起到外去活动了!大家各有各的忙,就算周末有一点时间,根本就不会想到一起出去。原来一家人,是那么靠近,也那么遥远~

了~看来真的年纪大了~ 前几天体力消耗得太多,休息一天根本就恢复不来!讲完一句,还是很累!不过值得庆幸的是,这几天忙的东西总算搞定了,明天可以恢复正常的工作范围了!但手上真的还有好多的东西还没有跟进,明天应该还是有得忙!闲掉~ =.="' 为何去到哪里都会面对同样的困境?难道真的是能者多劳吗?咳~ 真的是找吃艰难啊!为了拿那整两千块的工钱,要付出的东西却是没完没了的!谁叫你穷啊~顶硬上啊!

又加班!=.=* 累~

好累... 真得好累... 想不到今天既然加班加到去老板家,而且原本一点钟放工,最后到整十一点才回到家!晕掉!老板果然厉害~ 用人用到尽!神经病!不过同一时间也学到了不少会计和业绩分析的技巧!原来平时我们读到的业绩报告,背后的准备功夫是不少的!明天总算可以放松放松,休息一下了~ 咳~星期一回去还有一大堆的东西要做!这份工果然是一个很好的训练平台~ 努力加油~

再次加班

今天又再次加班!=.="'
想不到做Marketing也可以加班加到这么厉害!不过经过分析,觉得加班不会损失太多啦!原因很简单,毕竟现在是关系到公司未来的一个关卡!公司也乘机观察谁是愿意与公司共患难的员工,还有谁是滥竽充数的~不过这几天帮公司卖命也不是白费的,毕竟现在开始得到上司的器重了!要让老板发觉你办事能力的机会不多,现在就是一个很好的时机!现在于其他同事的关系比较好了,原来共患难感情反而会更好!

不过明天和后天有可能也必须要加班!而且加班是没有工钱的!但想到之前公司不在乎我是新人,还让我出席两个Seminar,连踏KTM的钱也有得Claim回~ 算起来公司可以不计较地在我身上出了整百块,我又何必太计较呢?其实现在接触到的东西也让我有机会学到不同的东西,就当是做义工吧!加油加油!

加班

今天是工作一个月以来第一次加班!由于有突发的任务要做,今天下半天开始就一直在忙着输入资料,真的蛮累人的!由于明天就要交差,大家从午饭时间一直忙到晚上八点都没有停过,但还是不能够完成任务,惟有明天早上做最后冲刺了!

由于这几个月发生了很多事,用费也相对提高了不少!银行里的储蓄在短短的几个月所剩无几,也创下了近一年来的新低!什么后备资金都变为须有了~有些钱是无可避免一定要用到的!现在唯一的管道就是慢慢地储蓄回去!但现在的工作收入已经大不如前,储蓄的速度好像乌龟一样!看来要开始物色一下如何增加额外收入了~现在年轻都收不到钱,以后如何是好?要好好想想自己未来的路了!

再到MREPC一日游

天再到MREPC出席一个Seminar~ 其实虽然相当远,但其实很爽下!在小地方呆了几个月,偶尔去感受下吉隆坡的生活也很爽下!今天也相当好运,不管是去还是回都有位子坐。今天的讲座是关于出口到中国市场的需求,原来中国随着势力的渐渐强大,也建立起他们自己的系统如China Compulsory Certification (CCC)和China Quality Certification Center (CQC)等标签!在要打进中国市场可要经过重重难关,如SFDA等等是基本要经过的!最厉害的就是你们要进口到中国,就要把文件准备好让他们检查和验证!而且全部东西必须要用华文为媒介语!看来在中国带动下华语真的抬头了!不过一些技术性的词语还是要找回中国的翻译员才行!

天讲座认识了不少同行竞争对手,如TopGlove和Ansel等大公司都有派人到来出席,但他们主要是要打避孕套的市场,因为避孕套必须通过CCC才能够进入中国!原来避孕套公司现在主要分为10间,若归根就会变为7间!很庆幸这几天已经有机会认识到其中四间的员工~ 其实讲座是可以让我们乘机会建立人脉的~只可惜现在我还没有名片!

天终于把之前巧克力厂拿到的RM60 Guardian礼券用掉,买了一架量血压的仪器!其是想买这仪器很久了,但就是价钱方面觉得太贵迟迟没有下手买~ 这仪器其实最近又在作促销,它的造型不错,而且价钱也相当公道!看来现在Guardian应该是想打市场,所以价格会比竟争对手低!用后还觉得不错,还附上一个小袋子,方便携带,值得推荐!

珍惜当下

时真的很不明白,为什么以前在巧克力厂时,工作的周末令到没有时间;但现在回到家乡做五天半的工作,还是一样没有时间!美好的星期天就这样过了大半天~ 感觉上好像什么都没有做到!总觉得分配给私人和家庭的时间不平衡,生活越来越格式化!开始有一种纳闷的感觉!开始时的那份喜悦荡然无存~ 现在自己要什么都不清楚了!不喜欢这种感觉,但却必须接受!或许人生原本就是如此吧!有些东西永远拿不到平衡点!生活里被太多框框围着,无法抽身!但整体上来说还是比之前好了~最少家里的一切喜怒哀乐可以一起分担~ 工作上还没有找到成就感,但还在努力当中!或许这就是适应期吧!不同的生活方式,都需要一些时间去适应!但我坚持着一个信念:
选你所爱,爱你所选!

时间飞快流逝,不会为任何人放下脚步!最近看了一篇文章感触不少~ 话说一个人被冤枉杀人而被判终身监禁~ 他在狱中有机会逃跑但他没有,他认为如果他逃跑原本没嘴都变得有罪了!到最后他死时,他到天堂报道时,上天不让他上天堂!他上诉说她根本没杀过人,哪来的罪?
上天给的回答既然是:“人生最大的罪就是浪费时间!你没杀过人却在狱中浪费时间,这就是一个大罪!” 我们活在这世上何尝不是很多时候都在浪费时间?有些可以马上完成的东西,我们总是能够找出一些借口来耽搁!到事情去到不能挽回的地步时,我们才感到惋惜、自责!

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