"The Math of Letting Go" by Yours Truly
We have all heard the famous phrase "The Art of Letting Go" but how about "The Math of Letting Go"? Never heard, right? Don't get me wrong, I'm not your typical nerdy mathematician. In fact, numbers are my waterloo. That's why I took up Psychology (This is a usual excuse of Psych studs, hehe)...
But, how do you equate 2 years + 2 months + 11 days? Simple, that's the duration of my stay here in ePac or should I say, One Global? I could still vividly recall the first few days of my stay in the company. I had a long hair with one clip on the side, having the "I'm a fresh graduate" sign written all over my face. I was initially assigned to do a phone screening for CCA aspirants, having had lost countless "pakaws" of my earrings, coz Imy ears are glued over the phone during call-outs. Thank God for the now famous chandelier earrings. Meeting quotas of # of trainees were then my main target. Two or three of us were pooling for Timeshare requirements and now, Read this: We are already 13!!! But wait, there's more! We're already 26 including the US and DLP campaigns.
Time went by until I was then assigned to handle Support up to this very day, together with mah babies, Mich, Ghala, and Lady. Whoa! That's been 9 months. I should have had a newly-born child by now. Numbers, numbers, numbers ....You probably must have noticed how many numbers are here in this essay. Bottom line is, no matter how many required trainees should there be, how many non-sales positions have been filled up, how much my salary increase is, how many are we in the department, no piece of paper could count the number of mixed emotions and lessons learned brought about my experience here in One Global! What an irony, the company's name even contains a number.
The camaraderie with my co-recruiters and other departments, the number of call center bloopers like "If my coffee shop business would grew up, I will build a call center" , the dealings with various managers...well, practically almost everything have contributed to the person that I am right now.... And so, as I leave the portals of 17th Floor, I bring with me the joy of being forever being indebted to all of you, the sadness of leaving you , and the modesty of asking forgiveness for all my shortcomings, and finally THE MATH OF LETTING GO....
*also dedicated to the former employees of ePac/ One Global






