I talked to Sir Irwan this afternoon. I told him about my Pre Departure Orientation (PK) which will be held around January, taken place in Jakarta for about more than a week.
In personal, Sir Irwan will absolutely give me a permission to go. Yet, according to the company rules, I will be a hundred percent not permitted.
I realized this would be the end of my journey in PT. Sumber Alfaria Trijaya, Tbk.
A year ago, when I applied for this job, I never thought I would come this far. Being in this company for almost two years is really surprising. First I thought I would not survive, then I always had terrible feeling that I did not have enough capability to be in this big company. A little me. Finally I can prove the people around that I can do something bigger than I usually did before. Being a branch trainer, the pioneer in Pontianak Branch, from 7th until 8th grade in a year and admitted as a fixed employee within 6 months, taking responsible for 115 stores in Kalbar which has about 800 employees, and has joined a selection among 9 trainers all regions for the trainer in Philipine (though I was not selected).
These past two years have been very incredible.
I am not good at saying goodbyes. I don’t know how to say goodbye to my office- mates, especially Sir Irwan. He is not just my manager. He is a father and a best friend. He always supports me in every condition. I remember one morning when I got caught by Sir Rhenaldi for not being there in morning briefing and Sir Irwan was the one convincing him that I did not come late. He had to work hard when arguing with Sir Rhenaldi just to avoid me signing my name in the list of “Employees That Did Not Join The Morning Briefing” (or in other words, “Employees That Come Late”).
I don’t know where else I could find that kind of manager.
He teaches me to be a leader. A leader is always there for his or her followers, no matter what the condition. He also teaches me to be an optimistic. He said, “Saying optimistic words is another way of uttering prayers.”
In personal, Sir Irwan will absolutely give me a permission to go. Yet, according to the company rules, I will be a hundred percent not permitted.
I realized this would be the end of my journey in PT. Sumber Alfaria Trijaya, Tbk.
A year ago, when I applied for this job, I never thought I would come this far. Being in this company for almost two years is really surprising. First I thought I would not survive, then I always had terrible feeling that I did not have enough capability to be in this big company. A little me. Finally I can prove the people around that I can do something bigger than I usually did before. Being a branch trainer, the pioneer in Pontianak Branch, from 7th until 8th grade in a year and admitted as a fixed employee within 6 months, taking responsible for 115 stores in Kalbar which has about 800 employees, and has joined a selection among 9 trainers all regions for the trainer in Philipine (though I was not selected).
These past two years have been very incredible.
I am not good at saying goodbyes. I don’t know how to say goodbye to my office- mates, especially Sir Irwan. He is not just my manager. He is a father and a best friend. He always supports me in every condition. I remember one morning when I got caught by Sir Rhenaldi for not being there in morning briefing and Sir Irwan was the one convincing him that I did not come late. He had to work hard when arguing with Sir Rhenaldi just to avoid me signing my name in the list of “Employees That Did Not Join The Morning Briefing” (or in other words, “Employees That Come Late”).
I don’t know where else I could find that kind of manager.
He teaches me to be a leader. A leader is always there for his or her followers, no matter what the condition. He also teaches me to be an optimistic. He said, “Saying optimistic words is another way of uttering prayers.”
