IT fair at EXPO

It was definately time-consuming and enjoyable. I had a lots of fun there! Even though most of them smoke, they are actually not what I think they were intitally! I was the youngest among all of them and was thus, given the name "didi". I kind of like it if you ask me, though I hate the fact that I was still called "cute". Does it really matter with age? One of the oldest in the choir, cute. One of the youngest also cute.

I only sold 5 laptops for the 4days.

First day- 0
Second day- 1($10 commission)
Third day- 2($20 commission each)
Fourth day- 2($20 commission each)

With a basic pay of $30 each.

I could have sold more, but the place I was stationed at was at the back. So basically, people will have to pass ALL the other Toshiba promoters before reaching me. Also, it was not only me who was placed there, there were about 8, a few very experienced.Now that i think of it, me being able to sell some laptops, is a godsent.

Sigh, I miss all of my collegues over there...Hope I can work with them again! I gave them my numbers, so if there is any "lobang", they can "jio" me over. I gave a few my hotmails too! So we can stay in contact..

The thing I hate the most about the job is that, we had to stand the whole day! Its from the time I stepped out of my house( 8am) to the time I stepped INto my house( 11pm). If lucky, I would find a seat in the MRT, if not I stand. There was once I found a seat, but I saw an old lady infront of me, so I gave it to her. And ended up standing again.

For the first day, I slacked alot. Okay, not really slack. Its too demoralised to countinue. Seeing that everyone had clinched a deal except for you, I think you would feel the same thing too. And to think of it, I received the most customers on the day itself. Argh, if not for my lack of experience( I kept asking for help), I could have gotten some too!

Haha, I love it in the end