Quite a few friends have asked me about what I do everyday while I was actively hunting for jobs. It’s very subjective to how individuals want to do with their unallocated time. Here I will share with you some of my daily routines of what I did and what is best for me. You can take it as a guide and polish your schedule to perfection.

Spring is here, yet it’s colder than ever. When will it be warmer and sunny? I have neglected my blog AGAIN. I have not much time to spare nowadays. I only sit down and blog when I am stucked in between to-dos because I couldn’t start the new task before the time is right.

October has a lot to offer that I put so much hope in it. It has been 3 months now since I “officially” left Monash University. Spent 2 weeks in Malaysia and the rest busy with my daily routine.

1. Job hunting
2. Work on my project
3. Cook for meals
4. Sleep

People are curios about what I do everyday, the list above is basically it. Exclude those occasional social events, these 4 things are the things I do every single day since completed my Graduate Diploma. I wakes up around 8.30 and end my day at 12am everyday. Performing a variety of things mainly cosist of these 4.

The other day my friend Kevin asked me a question I intentionally forget to remember. He ask me the ratio of getting an interview to the amount I have applied. The number of my msn personal message  indicates the amount of job applications I have applied. I summed up phone and face to face interviews and realize the result is a little less than 8%. How sad it is.

Everybody says the economy is growing, but they didn’t realize employment rate is growing along side. Today I went for my IELTS test at Caulfield and found out a rather amusing thing. I see brown brown brown all the way brown, oh white! yellow.. yellow.. brown.. brown.. yellow.. brown.. brown.. brown.. white.. white.. brown.. brownn… broownnnn.. and brown..

No I’m not colour blind if you’re guessing it. Those are the colours of people in the queue to the exam! Holy shiet the indians from India, Malaysia and god knows where else are invading this country! We are going to be drown by curry one day. Amusing, yet somewhat frightening. Guess I don’t have the chance to be driving taxis around here anymore. Haha..