Source: http://www.sinchew-i.com/columns/index.phtml?sec=15&sdate=&artid=200505080591
I am wondering: Will I be one of these "babies" after I graduated? Life itself is not all about studying. Learning to deal with the uncertainties in life is another pivotal part of our lives. I believe that studying in the U.S will make all of us a difference. Yet, we are the ones who should try to venture out all by ourselves, to seek the various opportunities availabe out there to further improve our personalities, and horn our living skills. Do we want to be spoonfed by the government when we graduate and go back to serve for the country? Definitely not!
Time to ponder again: What do you think?
9 Comments:
At 5/09/2005 06:25:00 PM, Mandy said…
hehehe..500 ringgit..tak cukup man.. :P
No one can predict what will happen in the future..there are too many unknowns. I really don't know what is gonna happen on me. It's kinda scary too, I am like a fish swimming in a dark pool. :(
Hai..I am always disappointed with Malaysian government. However, I was given the chance to study here, I have to work for it..sometimes I am confused, what am I going to do after graduating? What kind of work will I be assigned?
ai..3 more years and I will say goodbye to university life..it's short man..
Wooen..You don't say too loud..come back and work here..what if u r the first one getting married..hahaha..when finish serving gov, u've got 3 children dy..wahahahahaha
At 5/10/2005 04:48:00 AM, Mandy said…
Haiya..i said already lo..you cant predict what will happen! :D
At 5/10/2005 06:14:00 AM, RJ said…
Haha... yeah, life is unpredictable, you'll never expect what will happen next :-D
Hmm, I really agree that biotech doesn't have much room in Malaysia, the same thing goes to actuarial science. Well, Malaysia seems to brag about how it'll enhance its advancement in biotech or whatsoever. But till now, I see nothing. Maybe you guys should be the ones to improve the environment of the biotech field...
As for me... I seriously see no future in me if i were to become an actuary. Well, even though there are only around 25 qualified actuaries in Malaysia, and it's claimed that every company needs an actuary, but come to think of it, do we need that many actuaries? Are all companies in Malaysia willing to pay high salary to an actuary which will increase the cost of the company? Also, when I graduate, there will be so many actuaries around. My seniors, the ones in my batch. And after one year, those kiasu juniors time to graduate and compete with us in the market. There will be tonnes of actuaries then!!!!
Hehe, I don't really know how my future is like. Maybe I'll end up sitting in JPA office and asnwer call :p or maybe I'll be an actuary. Or maybe I'll be no one... Nobody knows...
But at least, come back to the topic, we should learn the survival skills so as we are able to cope with the working world. I don't want the government to feed us after we graduate, nor i want to waste the taxpayers' money... Afterall, we are spending on taxpayers' money now...
At 5/10/2005 08:29:00 AM, Mandy said…
hehe..everyone is an one..no one is no one.. coz everyone must know that he/she is the one in his/her life. Well, as long as we know our values..
i also dunno what i am saying..haha
At 5/10/2005 09:46:00 AM, Wearn said…
"everyone is someone".. no ppl say everyone is an one. if u really wanna put something in front of "one" u should put "a", not "an". coz u read "one" as "wan", not "on". ok crap..
i will go back to malaysia and see how. i believe we won't starve to death. we will have something to do. at least we are JPA scholars. if no ppl hire us, all of us biotechnologists can set up a biotech company and do our own research. haha dreaming. then we hire ren jie to work for us. wahahaha..
At 5/10/2005 11:51:00 AM, Mandy said…
hehehe...i know that there's a grammatical mistake..
At 5/11/2005 12:43:00 PM, RJ said…
Haha, yeah, we usually say that you are somebody. That's the phrase Martin Luther King always used during his speeches, with his finger pointing at the audiences. Hahaha :p this is from what I whizzed through from a book :-D
shien, what you wrote sounds like tongue twister lerh =) Hehe, try to read it fast and loud, then your tongue will be twisted!!!
Yea, guess that what we should do first is to go back Malaysia, and see how the government arranges us for work. If they don't get to find a job for us within 6 months, we are freed (right?) That time, you'll be able to go wherever to pursue your career. If you get to work for the gov, just try find job satisfaction there, and if possible, try to make a difference in that particular field.
At 5/18/2005 04:17:00 AM, Jinlan said…
oo.."babies" are being too pampered by our government.let's put our hands together praying for a better tomorrow.
At 5/18/2005 10:50:00 AM, RJ said…
Wow, this blog has a new visitor!! :-D
Jinz, thanks for stopping by. By the way, your blog is nice, and your chinese is awesome!!!!
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