Showing posts with label shadowing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shadowing. Show all posts

Saturday, November 9, 2013

"Despite the biggest typhoon hitting the country, there's no stopping me in getting to work. My team mate did not show up, CBT tasks in my last day of shadowing. I explored my VDI myself though. Free time to hang out with my project mates! Then went home early due windy bad weather at night..."

Thursday, November 7, 2013

"Productive day by biking and doing some chores before going to work. Even at the office, felt like I was fully loaded with tasks to do from KT. Bad news, already had my access to client side today. No more 'petiks'; kinda liked it. Asked a close friend to wait for me, a short date as we headed home..."

Wednesday, November 6, 2013

"Water scarcity; felt like I was dirty the whole time. My KT provider was on morning shift duty, had a lot of time to know the flow of my work. Test scripting, too many clicks to do. Getting nervous though, anytime I will be engaged to work. Somebody's bothering me, and it really made me sad..."

Tuesday, November 5, 2013

"Walking Dead episode was god-awful, favorite character's off the show for some time. Morning shift with a friend; we're left behind. Had no choice but to do CBTs since my team mate failed to show up for KT. Part of me wished I was in training. Got home early, another close friend at the bus ride..."

Monday, November 4, 2013

"Start of the working week again; had a lot of stuff to do that almost got me late. Tried to resolve a friend's problem...and mine due to an enrolled training that conflicts my tasks. Good thing, got myself a replacement; relieved! Shadowing with a team mate for hours. Somehow, I'm getting used to it..."

Wednesday, October 23, 2013

"The normal work day feels! Accomplishing roll-in tasks is still my priority. After my merienda treat with two of my batch mates, I had my first KT/shadowing with my team mate. Then went to CG1 for gym session with the Bheshies with an unexpected bad happenings, and I felt responsible for it..."