Here in IBM what I did was…. nothing but attending training.
Today (for after 2 months) i just finished 3 basic training which are:
Starting from tomorrow, some of us (new hires) will start to do their real work but Sani and I need to attend another training for another 5 days for server thingy.
yupz… learn, learn, learn and get paid
Lengkapkan cogan kata berikut:
Nan layak, patut ada/dapat, dan perlukan...
Jawab dengan melengkapkan form kat bawah nie dan click on submit.
P/S: Jangan riso.. Jawapan anda tidak akan didedahkan kepada public. Hahaha.. Nama pemenang akan disiarkan dalam 1 entry khas nanti. Pemilihan pemenang adalah berdasarkan jawapan yang paling/hampir tepat dengan kehendak juri. Hadiah misteri menanti anda
Yerp i’m now working in IBM Cyberjaya as a remote technical agent. I’ve been there for two month and i’m still haven’t finish my training yet.
Last 2 weeks, one of the team leaders asks me to code a prototype for a web based application to be used internally by IBM Cyberjaya. Once finished, the guy presented it to my head of department, Mr Bala and luckily, Mr Bala interested with the idea and agrees to continue on the project. BUT not all the ideas are accepted lah.. Some of them need to be removed due to data protection and privacy issues.
That was the confirmed part. And here comes the unconfirmed part.
The project will be done not only by me, but with a web application guy from IBM Singapore. The project might be integrated with IBM’s database to make it more efficient and accurate. For now, I’m still waiting for the confirmation from Mr Bala. Hahaha..
“I’ve heard a lot of good things about you. Keep it up. I can see all the dollar signs on your head” (Mr Bala, 2008)
Q: Coding? What the heck? Ur job has nothing to do with programming rite?
A: Code for fun! Hahaha…
Q: U get paid for the code?
A: Donno yet.. but for now… xde duit lagi…
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