From high-rise to (s)low-key

Did I mention before that I walk to work?

If not, then this is a suitable occasion to let you (mostly my friends) know that I still exercise..

En route

Let me explain a bit, the route takes around 20 minutes from my place to the office with high and low terrains because of a geography here. Besides, I love walking, so that's the best solution (just wish me luck for not getting lost somewhere). By the way, I'm not that much afraid of getting lost, sometimes getting lost once in a while is somewhat a way of practicing your brain, leads you to the new interesting path. But in this case, I just don't want to be late for work ;)

Today was the first training day and I was very excited to know more about Accenture and their policies, which turns out I'm not disappointed at all. The topics of today's training are fundamental but important and interesting to get to know more details. The topics were included: the system of a company, how to encourage employees and set creative mind to efficient goals, open minded is important here but you should respect others' ideas and perceptions as well, you can share any valuable ideas to seniors or any provided channels, the dress code - you can wear anything but respect to a workplace and organisational culture (of course, jeans are allowed and I am super happy about it). I am impressed with the general environment in a workplace (how to arrange/ decorate the office space like Google office which I used to do a lot of research about Google's workplace approaches while I was in a Business School). Here, there is nothing right or wrong as long as you have reasons behind, just integrate, discuss, and crystalise ideas together for better outcomes. I would say these aforementioned factors are professional but relaxed at the same time. That's what I have been craving for and I am so grateful about it (at least for now) :)

English is the native language in the office, which I have to admit that, changing from Thai to English usage in a daily basis was driving my brain crazy from time to time, it might tire my brain. Well, in a way.. I even slipped Thai from my tongue to one of my foreign friends, that was funny, but that might be another indirect way how your brain told you to rest. Anyway, I know it will be better soon enough.

This is life, isn't it? Just try to understand and being positive!

Anyway, I got home after a long tiring day and I need some rest but I can't tolerate my brain and my mind to jot some important things that I faced today down before leaving to my routine activities and rolling like a sushi in my bed later on, as well as preparing to face a new challenge tomorrow.

No matter how much I'm tired, I couldn't help myself to stay connected with the breeze outside. I opened the door and wish to see how people spend their night life. Only small but meaningful things caught my attention; peacefulness, silence, and wind breeze. And those are some of my crucial things I am happy to spend a lot of time with..

Have a peaceful night everyone.

From a place where you can glimpse the Petronas Towers,

Enjoy your glimpse

Lita,

Kuala Lumpur,

26.03.2018