Goodbye 77th, after 14 unintended months.
I’ve finally decided to break away from the place that bestowed me with much angst, & from some people who tried to manipulate me, & the way I lead my life. Recalling then, I was robbed of the right to attend my Netball booth during TP open house. Each & every minute spent with my teammates is quality time yet I was forced to skip 2days of the 3days’ event. I even sacrificed phototaking session with my teammates can? Not having my face in the last team shot had now became the biggest regret. I should have fought back to the management, or flare up if I had to & fire my boss on the spot. Argh!

The team shot without me. I think they look great =)
To top off the horror factor of the tale, I wasn’t even allowed MC at all & 100% work efficiency is expected though I reported to work on the verge of dying.
A job shall always remain a job; a principle activity in our life that we do just to earn money. Never let ur job steer u away from leading a happier life.
I wouldn’t be too mean & say 77th is a totally hellish place to work in. There are good memories too. I met Pei Pei during my initial months there, & we became good friends that still kept in touch with each other til now though she resigned almost a year ago. Recalling then, we had great fun sharing stupid antics & laughing like mad with each other during work when Zeus (our manger) wasn’t around. I miss those days we’ll jio each other for supper after work & diss our ultimately irritating supervisor. I miss those days when Pei Pei was still around.
As much as I would like to think of myself as someone who can survive anywhere alone, reality shows otherwise. Ever since Pei Pei left, work seems so mundane & my angst for the cursed job grew. I’m angry they drove Pei Pei to her resignation. Now I’m left all alone in a shopful of undependable people.
Now that everything has fragmented, am I still gonna stay to watch it plummet downwards further?
A farewell/thank you card I wrote for Zeus (my manager) after resigning.
Dear Zeus,
The thought of resigning has actually been in my mind since ages ago just that I couldn’t bring myself to break this to u. Months after my first thought of resigning, I realized that this time as I resign, all the dragging has resulted in more sadness than if I resigned earlier.
I had no choice, constantly struggling between staying true to myself & playing a hypocrite infront of some other hypocrites. To add on to my disappointment, someone still chooses to bring me down all the time even til now if u know who I’m referring to. All I can say is that I’ve been sincere since day one, u can trust me on that. I need a break. Thanks for granting my resignation.
Anyways, u’ve been a wonderful leader. Guiding me for the past year must have been a tiring chore for u too. U said u always have faith in me that I can be of great help to u, now that I’m leaving, I believe one day u can plant the same faith on someone else too. I thank u for all these while. Keep striving.
Regards,
Angie.
Cheers to freedom & the freedom fighter!
I’ve finally decided to break away from the place that bestowed me with much angst, & from some people who tried to manipulate me, & the way I lead my life. Recalling then, I was robbed of the right to attend my Netball booth during TP open house. Each & every minute spent with my teammates is quality time yet I was forced to skip 2days of the 3days’ event. I even sacrificed phototaking session with my teammates can? Not having my face in the last team shot had now became the biggest regret. I should have fought back to the management, or flare up if I had to & fire my boss on the spot. Argh!

The team shot without me. I think they look great =)
To top off the horror factor of the tale, I wasn’t even allowed MC at all & 100% work efficiency is expected though I reported to work on the verge of dying.
A job shall always remain a job; a principle activity in our life that we do just to earn money. Never let ur job steer u away from leading a happier life.
I wouldn’t be too mean & say 77th is a totally hellish place to work in. There are good memories too. I met Pei Pei during my initial months there, & we became good friends that still kept in touch with each other til now though she resigned almost a year ago. Recalling then, we had great fun sharing stupid antics & laughing like mad with each other during work when Zeus (our manger) wasn’t around. I miss those days we’ll jio each other for supper after work & diss our ultimately irritating supervisor. I miss those days when Pei Pei was still around.
As much as I would like to think of myself as someone who can survive anywhere alone, reality shows otherwise. Ever since Pei Pei left, work seems so mundane & my angst for the cursed job grew. I’m angry they drove Pei Pei to her resignation. Now I’m left all alone in a shopful of undependable people.
Now that everything has fragmented, am I still gonna stay to watch it plummet downwards further?
A farewell/thank you card I wrote for Zeus (my manager) after resigning.
Dear Zeus,
The thought of resigning has actually been in my mind since ages ago just that I couldn’t bring myself to break this to u. Months after my first thought of resigning, I realized that this time as I resign, all the dragging has resulted in more sadness than if I resigned earlier.
I had no choice, constantly struggling between staying true to myself & playing a hypocrite infront of some other hypocrites. To add on to my disappointment, someone still chooses to bring me down all the time even til now if u know who I’m referring to. All I can say is that I’ve been sincere since day one, u can trust me on that. I need a break. Thanks for granting my resignation.
Anyways, u’ve been a wonderful leader. Guiding me for the past year must have been a tiring chore for u too. U said u always have faith in me that I can be of great help to u, now that I’m leaving, I believe one day u can plant the same faith on someone else too. I thank u for all these while. Keep striving.
Regards,
Angie.
Cheers to freedom & the freedom fighter!


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