Mentor

          Okay, just for your information, I completed my internship or some say industrial attachment just not long ago. Instead of saying we go learn stuffs from there, I would probably say we go see things there. We have no responsibility to do anything there, it is like I will just have to go there see things as a third party, no, worse than third party, it is more like a non-related person.

          However, I would like to thank an Resident Engineer from the Consultants. He started at my site almost the same time as me. He is not my field to be exact, he's an Electrical and Electronic Engineer, graduated from Monash University of Australia. He is brave for the truth and responsibility he held on. Another thing to mention is that he is  really young to be an Resident Engineer. He is just 28 going to 29.  Some more he is very good looking with a sense of fashion and humor. Sounds like he got a secret admirer? To me, I do not just admire him, I respect him and he is the example for me to follow, my mentor!

          He taught me the reality in the industry. He taught me the discipline that we should have in our principle of life. He taught me to know where is our stand. He taught me to balance our works and plays. He taught me the art of communication. He taught me that the real lessons starts when we start to work. He taught me on the socials. He taught me the DO's and DON'Ts in the industry. He taught me lessons that I could never learn in lectures. 

          Maybe he did not know how grateful I am to him for all these!! I would still like to express my boundless gratitude and respect towards my Mentor, Eng. Law Eng Hong.