Initial D

The Initial D-cision

I thought it was going to be a quite easy decision but then again I was wrong. There are some things that need to be considered. But as of now, I am really happy that I made it. The interview was not really that tough as most of the questions are just practical applications of what I have learned. Though I was not able to thoroughly answer some of the questions, I guess being totally honest about it has what made me through. Not all techie people and people who had the needed experience in call centers made it. To be selected is really a privilege, so to say.

What's confusing me is not really the package at all because I believe in my heart that those who will make it will be rewarded accordingly. The present package is equally good. What's holding me back is the thought of leaving the comfort zone of what I am currently doing.

It is difficult to trade the leniency of my current work to the hassled and hurried world of inbound technical support. I should know as I have several friends taking inbound calls. But the more I thought about it, the more I realized how comfortable I had become being lazy at work.

However, at the time of this writing I have made my decision already. I have complied with their requirements already and almost ready to leave my present work. I just have to accomplish some personal goals before I go. It would soon be goodbye. I hate to think about it. I hate to say goodbye to friends but I am as well excited to say hello to new ones. I am taking this to new heights.

(Well, now at least it feels good to know that one of our trainers is on the same ship also :)