Life has to go on, doesn't it?
"Life has to go on, doesn't it? Another quote by my good old friend, okay he's only a few years older than me. I knew him from neopets which is like when I was in pri sch, we go back a long way and played several other games together.
Why do I say "another" quote? Previously when I had spent two weeks deciding whether to buy a desktop (mainly for gaming) his wise words ended it all - "just do what you want". It was something I really wanted, and that doesn't happen often. So after much researching on parts I got around to the purchase. I had the most interesting problem after I started the system and took a while to resolve after going around in circles. Just glad that it's running well and hope it'll last a good few years. Feels great to own my own desktop (my sis paid for the monitor only).
Didn't feel a need to go to poly yesterday for FyP "discussion". I'll just keep building up the content of the website alone while two continue on administration and the remaining three slack. I can't be bothered "scolding" the three, the most I'll do is inform our supervisor about their work attitude and the amount of work they've done, and reflect it in peer evaluation. Now I'm waiting for the client to write up the content for the about us page and descriptions for the 336 products.
I know I could run into this kinda situation when I go out to work, but I simply don't feel the need to talk to them. One of them is applying to become a relief teacher. I don't think he'll read this but if he does happen to get to know this is what I wanna say.
Dude, you're a good friend to me outside of projects as we get along well and have common interests like dota, anime and movies. However the group was the 5 of us in the beginning for a reason, it excluded you, the slacker who could remain with the other group which you have been with. Imagine my surprise when someone told me you were joining the group. To me, you wanting to show off your ideas and constant distraction through soccer, gaming and random discussions have thrown us off our track. In my opinion we would be doing a lot better without you.
The fact that you scored 22 out of 100 for the recent E-Services Planning (ESSP) test did not surprise me, as you simply laid your head down to sleep after completing the 20 mark multiple choice questions (MCQ). I don't wanna mention your grade point average (GPA). And now you're applying to become a relief teacher?
I sincerely hope you will pull yourself together.
Why do I say "another" quote? Previously when I had spent two weeks deciding whether to buy a desktop (mainly for gaming) his wise words ended it all - "just do what you want". It was something I really wanted, and that doesn't happen often. So after much researching on parts I got around to the purchase. I had the most interesting problem after I started the system and took a while to resolve after going around in circles. Just glad that it's running well and hope it'll last a good few years. Feels great to own my own desktop (my sis paid for the monitor only).
Didn't feel a need to go to poly yesterday for FyP "discussion". I'll just keep building up the content of the website alone while two continue on administration and the remaining three slack. I can't be bothered "scolding" the three, the most I'll do is inform our supervisor about their work attitude and the amount of work they've done, and reflect it in peer evaluation. Now I'm waiting for the client to write up the content for the about us page and descriptions for the 336 products.
I know I could run into this kinda situation when I go out to work, but I simply don't feel the need to talk to them. One of them is applying to become a relief teacher. I don't think he'll read this but if he does happen to get to know this is what I wanna say.
Dude, you're a good friend to me outside of projects as we get along well and have common interests like dota, anime and movies. However the group was the 5 of us in the beginning for a reason, it excluded you, the slacker who could remain with the other group which you have been with. Imagine my surprise when someone told me you were joining the group. To me, you wanting to show off your ideas and constant distraction through soccer, gaming and random discussions have thrown us off our track. In my opinion we would be doing a lot better without you.
The fact that you scored 22 out of 100 for the recent E-Services Planning (ESSP) test did not surprise me, as you simply laid your head down to sleep after completing the 20 mark multiple choice questions (MCQ). I don't wanna mention your grade point average (GPA). And now you're applying to become a relief teacher?
I sincerely hope you will pull yourself together.