Swoosh!! 3 months.
At the blink of an eye, 3 months have passed since I started work with Cargolux Airlines. So far, still ok, pretty stressful lately due to year end. Everyone just forced me to swallow their cargo when there are only 3 flights to Europe per week - bearing in mind, this is B747-800 not A380! I would say 70% of the agents are nice and reasonable people, 20% unreasonable, 10% totally cannot-make-it attitude. Some whom I can engage a little conversation with, some that sounded so gay and still ask me out for coffee, some whom I can totally click with and talk about personal matters. Just bear this in mind, when you are geniunely nice to people, people will in turn do you a favour and be nice to you even during rainy days! For some who still don't, ask them to f*** off. hahha~ oopx!
I was being invited by an agent for lunch on Wednesday and various Airlines (SQ, EK, Air China, CX etc) turn up to support their event. Anyway, I'm really a peanut compared to majority of the big shots, but somehow it marks a start in creating rapport for future client servicing.
Next week plenty of client serving to give away year end gifts. My company is giving away 2 x bottles of red/white wine to agents/clients + plenty of goodies. I beginning to agree with my colleagues - This is a rich airline.
Just to let you have a glance at my work desk:
I was being invited by an agent for lunch on Wednesday and various Airlines (SQ, EK, Air China, CX etc) turn up to support their event. Anyway, I'm really a peanut compared to majority of the big shots, but somehow it marks a start in creating rapport for future client servicing.
Next week plenty of client serving to give away year end gifts. My company is giving away 2 x bottles of red/white wine to agents/clients + plenty of goodies. I beginning to agree with my colleagues - This is a rich airline.
Just to let you have a glance at my work desk:
Calculator - My weapon for flight planning. Without a calculator is as good as doing nothing.
Usually this is how my table will look like a day before flight. Its like going for battle!
Usually this is how my table will look like a day before flight. Its like going for battle!
Yeah! I stared into this screen for 9 hours and up to 12 hours each day.
The lion was a gift from Rayna last christmas! The side of the LCD panel have more than 10 post-it. Pardon me, but this job really requires me to remember hell loads of information. Asked me if I refer to them, I would say 60% of the time.
The lion was a gift from Rayna last christmas! The side of the LCD panel have more than 10 post-it. Pardon me, but this job really requires me to remember hell loads of information. Asked me if I refer to them, I would say 60% of the time.
Telephone listings, Airports Codes, Zonal Segregation, Truck Schedule a must-refer handout.
This X'mas Tree was set up by my vietnamese colleague today. She came here for training but in the end, was asked to set up the X'mas tree coz' 3 of us were soffocated with work!
This was taken some time back in early November. Specially flown in from Melbourne, Aus. Thanks to Jas for helping us to get it.
Looks nice and tempting - Warning! They are awfully sweat. You can get diabetes by eating 1 each day. I think this box is enough to curb my curiosity for the queue in Raffles City Shopping Centre. Its nice but I wouldn't wanna have it again.
Heard that I will be leaving next June. Still awaiting for more information! Time to bathe now!
P.S. Hopefully this piece of short write-up is enough to feed my readers who's hungry for more blogging.
