Wished that the holidays could've been a little longer.
What a bummer.
So I'm juggling two jobs concurrently (Finding the third one soon).
Which most of you might've already heard from me, the first involves the distribution of MYpaper at TJ pagar MRT station every morning from 7:30am - 9:30am.
I signed a contract that lasts for two weeks wherein the terms of the contract state that being tardy for more than three times will result in a breach of the contract's terms, and I'll have to pay a fine of $1000.
Sounds pretty grave, but not more so than SOMETHING ELSE which I'd gotten myself into without thinking it through rationally.
For my second job, I'm working as a sales marketeer for a healthcare company.
Actually, aren't jobs like these for adults?
I'm the only teenager working in that company it seems; save for my new colleague, Luis, who joined on the same date as I did.
I'll be attending training tomorrow... again.
Today was more of like a brief explanation of the company's history and the sort of products I'm going to have to deal with.
Karen (the person in-charge) then went into a whole lecture about BioMagnetic Therapy - the human body, red blood cells, white blood cells negative/positive ions etc etc etc.
So what exactly is this healthcare product that I'm going to have to sell to the general public, you might wonder.
As I was expecting some sort of supplement pills and stuff like that, the idea of promoting a magnetic BED came somewhat as a surprise to me.
And the price of the bed? Well, take a wild guess.
$2500/SGD.
Nope, It wasn't a typo error.
I mean like, who the hell's gonna' pay two thousand bucks for a bed now...
And if I don't make any sales, I'm getting the sack.
I'm not about to start explaining what the magnetic bed actually does, not that anyone here READING THIS is gonna' buy it anyway... Har-har-har.
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On the way home at Orchard MRT station, a woman came up to me and handed me her name card - said she was hiring models for her company or something along the lines of that.
I gave her my contact and name anyway.
Maybe it's just me, but it seems like there're way too many companies trying to hire models as of late.
...What's up with that?
