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First day of training, what do I think? Need to wake up awfully early, well dressed and get stuck in the traffic jam. Took me around 45 minutes to reach the company where I work. Practically, the first thing we had, is a tour guide around the company.

After some introduction to all the present staff in the company, my hand sure feel pain after all the hand-shaking thing. Good thing is that the people there are quite nice and friendly. So, what exactly I’ve done in the first day? I would have to say nothing. Turns out that the “boss” of the department I’m in is on leave today. Something extra, I’m in a department which do multimedia, using 3D Studio Max. It sure took me some time, just to play around with all the controls.

By the way, my workstation turns out to have workstation graphics card and Core 2 Duo with 2GB of RAM, nothing gets better than that. Then again, it’s real pain to travel back home as I have to stuck in traffic jam again. Besides, my daily expenses there would be quite high.

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