Saturday, July 11, 2009
Tough Week Survied
This week was a tough week with guest here at the company. Then there was issue with colleague who have back stab me coz a cheque I mentioned that they should have communicated and came all at once so that I could help to get my boss to sign them once without having to interrupt her all the time just to sign 1 miserable urgent cheque. Thanks for the "not so understanding" and so much from me for helping them. This is it! I no longer want to help them - but I know it is still not my style to do it. Anyhow, this stupid girl have totally no sense of e-mail etiquette which she send e-mail due to the cheque to irrelevant parties.
Thursday, July 9, 2009
Annoying Guest last day - Yippy
Have two annoying guest who are so bossy hanging around in the company for the past few days. Am glad that today will be their last day. Always got last mintue request. Hello this is not your grand-mothers house hor. Please make up your mind hor.
Just glad they are leaving.
P/S: today I have to take taxi to come to work early coz the Auntie Cleaner is sick and couldn't help me make the coffee. Time like this I am sick of working in Jurong Island coz cases like this, I have to get up early and take a cab to work. Haiz
Just glad they are leaving.
P/S: today I have to take taxi to come to work early coz the Auntie Cleaner is sick and couldn't help me make the coffee. Time like this I am sick of working in Jurong Island coz cases like this, I have to get up early and take a cab to work. Haiz
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Again another Challenge
This week is a busy week for me as I the maid around the company. Thanks that I have a little help from the Auntie Cleaner. Started the week PEEVED coz of the guest. Then came the all the last minute request from the guest too. So annoying! However, I tolerated it!
The intention of resigning have come across my mind several times this month. Why? Filled with so much frustration on the transport to get here and out of here! Still, sitting at the front desk like a watch dog like that is not bad enough, people annoys me continuously by asking did you see the bus pass by and what time is it. I sit at the front desk but don't mean I watch for everything all the time. I have other work and issue to focus on then other your bus coming already. & for this very reason, I always never like the part about having to be the receptionist part. This is what happens when you are the receptionist. People take you for GRANTED! HEY I ain't no watch dog hor!
The intention of resigning have come across my mind several times this month. Why? Filled with so much frustration on the transport to get here and out of here! Still, sitting at the front desk like a watch dog like that is not bad enough, people annoys me continuously by asking did you see the bus pass by and what time is it. I sit at the front desk but don't mean I watch for everything all the time. I have other work and issue to focus on then other your bus coming already. & for this very reason, I always never like the part about having to be the receptionist part. This is what happens when you are the receptionist. People take you for GRANTED! HEY I ain't no watch dog hor!
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Types of HDB
With technology being so advanced, so is the type of HDB (Housing Development Board)flats. 10 years ago we never used classification like these ever before and now kind of lost. So I thought I can find the "classification" through the HDB site but to my very surprise, it does not have it.
After searching over sites after sites that gives me rubbish information, I finally found this. So hope it helps those who are also stumble on this information.
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Did you know that there are different HDB flat types? And within each flat type, there are varying models:
2 bedroom flatConsists of 1 bedroom, kitchen, living room:
2 ‘I’ (Improved) 45 sqm/484sqft2 ‘S’ (Standard) 41 sqm/441sqft (floor plans: 1)
3 bedroom flatConsists of 2 bedrooms, kitchen, living room:
3 ‘A’ (Modified) 90sqm/969sqft3 ‘NG’ (Modified) 83sqm/896sqft3 ‘A’ 75sqm/807sqft3 ‘NG’ (New Generation) 69sqm/743sqft (floor plans: 1)(2 toilets, master bedroom with attached bathroom)3 ‘I’ (Modified) 70sqm/750sqft3 ‘S’ (Simplified) 65sqm/700sqft3 ‘I’ (Improved) 60sqm/646sqft(No attached bath, toilet and bath separated, no storeroom)3 ‘STD’ (Standard) 54sqm/581sqft (No attached bathroom/storeroom. Upgraded units have extra utility room or toilet)
4 bedroom flatConsists of 3 bedrooms, kitchen, living room.
4 ‘A’ 105sqm/1130sqft(2 bathrooms, master bedroom with attached toilet, storeroom)4 ‘NG’ (New Generation) 92sqm/990sqft (floor plans: 1)
4 ‘S’ (Simplified) 85sqm/914sqft (floor plans: 1)(2 bathrooms, master bedroom with attached toilet, storeroom)4 ‘I’ (Improved) 83sqm/893sqft (toilet and bath separated, no storeroom)4 ‘STD’ (Standard) 73sqm/786sqft
5 bedroom flatConsists of 3 bedrooms, kitchen, dining room, living room, storeroom.Master bedroom comes with attached bathroom.
5 ‘A’ 135sqm/1453sqft5 ‘I’ 123sqm/1313 sqft (floor plans: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5)5 ‘S’ 121sqm/1300sqft (floor plans: 1)
Executive flat
EA (Exec Apartment) 141sqm/1518sqft (single storey) (floor plans: 1)EM (Exec Maisonette) 145sqm/1560sqft (double storey) (floor plans: 1)(double story, 3 bedroom/bath upstairs, balcony+additional room)MG (Multi-Generation) 165sqm/1776sqft
Read exact place here
After searching over sites after sites that gives me rubbish information, I finally found this. So hope it helps those who are also stumble on this information.
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Did you know that there are different HDB flat types? And within each flat type, there are varying models:
2 bedroom flatConsists of 1 bedroom, kitchen, living room:
2 ‘I’ (Improved) 45 sqm/484sqft2 ‘S’ (Standard) 41 sqm/441sqft (floor plans: 1)
3 bedroom flatConsists of 2 bedrooms, kitchen, living room:
3 ‘A’ (Modified) 90sqm/969sqft3 ‘NG’ (Modified) 83sqm/896sqft3 ‘A’ 75sqm/807sqft3 ‘NG’ (New Generation) 69sqm/743sqft (floor plans: 1)(2 toilets, master bedroom with attached bathroom)3 ‘I’ (Modified) 70sqm/750sqft3 ‘S’ (Simplified) 65sqm/700sqft3 ‘I’ (Improved) 60sqm/646sqft(No attached bath, toilet and bath separated, no storeroom)3 ‘STD’ (Standard) 54sqm/581sqft (No attached bathroom/storeroom. Upgraded units have extra utility room or toilet)
4 bedroom flatConsists of 3 bedrooms, kitchen, living room.
4 ‘A’ 105sqm/1130sqft(2 bathrooms, master bedroom with attached toilet, storeroom)4 ‘NG’ (New Generation) 92sqm/990sqft (floor plans: 1)
4 ‘S’ (Simplified) 85sqm/914sqft (floor plans: 1)(2 bathrooms, master bedroom with attached toilet, storeroom)4 ‘I’ (Improved) 83sqm/893sqft (toilet and bath separated, no storeroom)4 ‘STD’ (Standard) 73sqm/786sqft
5 bedroom flatConsists of 3 bedrooms, kitchen, dining room, living room, storeroom.Master bedroom comes with attached bathroom.
5 ‘A’ 135sqm/1453sqft5 ‘I’ 123sqm/1313 sqft (floor plans: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5)5 ‘S’ 121sqm/1300sqft (floor plans: 1)
Executive flat
EA (Exec Apartment) 141sqm/1518sqft (single storey) (floor plans: 1)EM (Exec Maisonette) 145sqm/1560sqft (double storey) (floor plans: 1)(double story, 3 bedroom/bath upstairs, balcony+additional room)MG (Multi-Generation) 165sqm/1776sqft
Read exact place here
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