On the up: Getting professional
On the down: Corporate-ness
Now, really, who would have ever thought I would get anywhere near to something corporate?
I spend an afternoon talking about "Work Weeks" and staring at an immense excel spreadsheet detailing timelines of every project we are about to embark on. I then had a meeting with my monkeys (KMP's english team) and bossed them about and demanded for work to be handed up, if not, I may just start imposing RM10 fines and accumulate enough for a new handbag.
I'm getting very excited about the prospect of a new handbag.
THEN, I even attended a seminar this evening - a proper one, with tables and powerpoint presentations and a speaker, and people in office attire.
As I'm holding so stead-fastly onto not turning into a corporate whore, I made sure I was not wearing a proper shirt. I trotted along in my floaty skirt from Greenwich, London, with stitches in the front that spell out Buddha Loves You. It's so hippie, it's almost anti-corporate.
But being the good little trooper I am, I took notes and participated and listened hard and thought of how to apply everything.
In short: we must eat, drink, walk, talk, sit, sleep, dream the brand.
KMP is becoming my world.
On the down: Corporate-ness
Now, really, who would have ever thought I would get anywhere near to something corporate?
I spend an afternoon talking about "Work Weeks" and staring at an immense excel spreadsheet detailing timelines of every project we are about to embark on. I then had a meeting with my monkeys (KMP's english team) and bossed them about and demanded for work to be handed up, if not, I may just start imposing RM10 fines and accumulate enough for a new handbag.
I'm getting very excited about the prospect of a new handbag.
THEN, I even attended a seminar this evening - a proper one, with tables and powerpoint presentations and a speaker, and people in office attire.
As I'm holding so stead-fastly onto not turning into a corporate whore, I made sure I was not wearing a proper shirt. I trotted along in my floaty skirt from Greenwich, London, with stitches in the front that spell out Buddha Loves You. It's so hippie, it's almost anti-corporate.
But being the good little trooper I am, I took notes and participated and listened hard and thought of how to apply everything.
In short: we must eat, drink, walk, talk, sit, sleep, dream the brand.
KMP is becoming my world.
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