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Tonight, I happened to have chance to update each other's news with Yi, Chen and Puvadol. Yi is gonna back to Beijing from Paris for a fantastic job in magazine industry; Chen is still hesitating between Italy and Paris, between her Italian BF and her career future, and Puva is just relocated to Singapore from Bangkok for Diageo company.
Yi, who ever worked for Air France in China before MBA, speaks fluent French and has a good French fiance. Even she couldn't find a dream job in Paris. Fortunately she got an ideal offer in China and her BF completely supports her to go for it.
Chen, who just quitted her travel-a-lot position in Nestlé Water, is still trying to find out her future with Massimo. Is it in Paris, Italy or China?? Nobody knows it...
After the long chat with Yi and Chen, I felt that MBA degree didn't make our life better as expected. Even worse, it sometimes run backward... Yi said that's because we are too eager to surpass our past; Chen said we always try to find somthing perfect.
I also talked with Puva about the interesting parts of marketing job in "alcohol industry". Both of us quite enjoy our first job after MBA, only except our salary. "That's marketing, I earned PENNIES too", said Puva.
So, I put "MBA makes our life even tougher" on my MSN subtitle.
Few minutes later, my Indian A-San friend Suri, who called himself a simple, innocent and confused person, logged in. Here is his opinion on my subtitle: "It took you so much time to realize a simple fact that MBA makes lives tough. But it is our job (MBA's Job) to make other's life (non-MBA's life) even tougher!!" You are so enough, Suri.. I think that's why you decided to return to HEC for your unearned MBA degree, even though MBA would make your life tougher.
Anyways.. no matter how life becomes, it's really good to update news and share opinion with these special HEC friends!! I miss all of you a lot~~
Yi, who ever worked for Air France in China before MBA, speaks fluent French and has a good French fiance. Even she couldn't find a dream job in Paris. Fortunately she got an ideal offer in China and her BF completely supports her to go for it.
Chen, who just quitted her travel-a-lot position in Nestlé Water, is still trying to find out her future with Massimo. Is it in Paris, Italy or China?? Nobody knows it...
After the long chat with Yi and Chen, I felt that MBA degree didn't make our life better as expected. Even worse, it sometimes run backward... Yi said that's because we are too eager to surpass our past; Chen said we always try to find somthing perfect.
I also talked with Puva about the interesting parts of marketing job in "alcohol industry". Both of us quite enjoy our first job after MBA, only except our salary. "That's marketing, I earned PENNIES too", said Puva.
So, I put "MBA makes our life even tougher" on my MSN subtitle.
Few minutes later, my Indian A-San friend Suri, who called himself a simple, innocent and confused person, logged in. Here is his opinion on my subtitle: "It took you so much time to realize a simple fact that MBA makes lives tough. But it is our job (MBA's Job) to make other's life (non-MBA's life) even tougher!!" You are so enough, Suri.. I think that's why you decided to return to HEC for your unearned MBA degree, even though MBA would make your life tougher.
Anyways.. no matter how life becomes, it's really good to update news and share opinion with these special HEC friends!! I miss all of you a lot~~
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