I miss my workplace!!!

• fudgester

  15 Jul 07, 18:53

  Today was my last day of work at the Sentosa Express train service.
  
  It has been a very eventful and memorable two months of work there. This ranks as the best-ever vacation job I've ever done. I made lots of good new friends there, and I resolve to do my best to remain in touch with them.
  
  Too bad it'll be my last-ever vacation job before I graduate.
  
  I'm gonna miss working there.
• dragg

  15 Jul 07, 18:57

  you can apply to work there after graduation.
  
  
• laurence82

  15 Jul 07, 18:59

  fudgie....u need a...urm..life
  
  
• fudgester

  15 Jul 07, 19:00

  Originally posted by laurence82:

  fudgie....u need a...urm..life
  
  

  Simi si 'life' arh? Can eat or not?
  
  
• laurence82

  15 Jul 07, 19:01

  now u need IMH
  
  
• fudgester

  15 Jul 07, 19:07

  Well, to be sure, it's not all fun and games... as with any job in the service sector, you often have to bear the brunt of rude and uncouth visitors who think that we should worship the ground that they walk on.
  
  And it can be physically draining... for the record, I lost 1kg in my first week of work (and kept it off).
  
  But it's much, much better than my previous vacation jobs... the workload's reasonable, the pay's reasonable, the management is decent enough, and the 'family spirit' among the employees is there.
• dark_snowboy

  15 Jul 07, 19:52

  Originally posted by fudgester:

  Well, to be sure, it's not all fun and games... as with any job in the service sector, you often have to bear the brunt of rude and uncouth visitors who think that we should worship the ground that they walk on.
  
  And it can be physically draining... for the record, I lost 1kg in my first week of work (and kept it off).
  
  But it's much, much better than my previous vacation jobs... the workload's reasonable, the pay's reasonable, the management is decent enough, and the 'family spirit' among the employees is there.

  A pity that I didn't have the chance to work there.
  After getting the info from you, i discovered that I had no time to work part time
• fudgester

  15 Jul 07, 19:57

  Originally posted by dark_snowboy:

  A pity that I didn't have the chance to work there.
  After getting the info from you, i discovered that I had no time to work part time

  What about weekends?
  
  You can work on weekends if you specifically request for it... they're quite flexible when it comes to the allocation of shifts.
• anhydrouscoppersulphate

  15 Jul 07, 20:16

  i wan to work
• DeadPoet

  15 Jul 07, 20:32

  I was at Sentosa yesterday and this morning, too bad I didn't see you.
• StarPuppy

  15 Jul 07, 20:35

  Originally posted by fudgester:

  Well, to be sure, it's not all fun and games... as with any job in the service sector, you often have to bear the brunt of rude and uncouth visitors who think that we should worship the ground that they walk on.
  
  And it can be physically draining... for the record, I lost 1kg in my first week of work (and kept it off).
  
  But it's much, much better than my previous vacation jobs... the workload's reasonable, the pay's reasonable, the management is decent enough, and the 'family spirit' among the employees is there.

  sounds good...any requirements to get in?
  
  
• Spartans

  15 Jul 07, 20:36

  like this also want to whine. no wonder u can be whinehouse moderator.
• fudgester

  15 Jul 07, 20:37

  Originally posted by StarPuppy:

  sounds good...any requirements to get in?
  
  

  17 and above.
  
  Most of them are around 18 - 21 years of age.
• Spartans

  15 Jul 07, 20:40

  Originally posted by fudgester:

  17 and above.
  
  Most of them are around 18 - 21 years of age.

  but u are not. so u are considered an old man to them la.
• StarPuppy

  15 Jul 07, 20:41

  Originally posted by fudgester:

  17 and above.
  
  Most of them are around 18 - 21 years of age.

  i never work before..wish i could work
  
  but now sch
  
  
• fudgester

  15 Jul 07, 20:42

  Originally posted by StarPuppy:

  i never work before..wish i could work
  
  but now sch
  
  

  You could work over the holidays.
• dark_snowboy

  15 Jul 07, 20:54

  Originally posted by fudgester:

  What about weekends?
  
  You can work on weekends if you specifically request for it... they're quite flexible when it comes to the allocation of shifts.

  no time during weekends too, anyway exams are coming! after that most prob can work
• fudgester

  15 Jul 07, 21:00

  Originally posted by dark_snowboy:

  no time during weekends too, anyway exams are coming! after that most prob can work

  You still have the contact details that I sent you?
• dark_snowboy

  15 Jul 07, 21:38

  Originally posted by fudgester:

  You still have the contact details that I sent you?

  yea i still have it
• fudgester

  15 Jul 07, 21:47

  Originally posted by dark_snowboy:

  yea i still have it

  That's good....
  
  When do your holidays start?
• stellazio

  15 Jul 07, 21:49

  Why never thank me for introducing you to the job huh?
  
  I demand you bend down now.
• fudgester

  15 Jul 07, 21:51

  Originally posted by stellazio:

  Why never thank me for introducing you to the job huh?
  
  I demand you bend down now.

  *me drops a bent anvil on stella*
  
  By the way.... many thanks for introducing the job to me.
• stellazio

  15 Jul 07, 21:53

  Originally posted by fudgester:

  *me drops a bent anvil on stella*
  

  Ok, pick up the anvil now.
• hisoka

  15 Jul 07, 21:54

  you could always go back and work there permanently after you grad
• stellazio

  15 Jul 07, 21:55

  Originally posted by hisoka:

  you could always go back and work there permanently after you grad

  One day you could even become the director of Sentosa.