I just completed a major project at my current company, and I'm feeling very glad that it's over. At the same time, I'm also feeling quite excited about it, because I was given very good feedback regarding the programme, both from my boss and my guest. But also at the same time, I'm feeling a little trepiditious about the next upcoming project. It's all a mess of conflicting emotions inside.
During the last 3 days, I had a guest whom I was escorting throughout his stay here. I looked after the logistics end of the visit, arranging the car and making sure he was on time for his appointments. I also picked him up and sent him off at the airport.
Prior to the actual event, there was a lot of planning to do, and alot of various events/appointments to confirm. That took alot of adminstrative details, and paying alot of attention to multiple things.
Overall, I think my programme was quite successful, and my guest was pleased with his visit to Singapore.
BUT... having performed so well, it might mean that I'll be given more responsibility and projects to handle. Maybe I shouldn't have been quite so outstanding, and flown a little under the radar. But it's very hard to hide my radiant brillance. It's a tough situation I'm in, I think.
During the last 3 days, I had a guest whom I was escorting throughout his stay here. I looked after the logistics end of the visit, arranging the car and making sure he was on time for his appointments. I also picked him up and sent him off at the airport.
Prior to the actual event, there was a lot of planning to do, and alot of various events/appointments to confirm. That took alot of adminstrative details, and paying alot of attention to multiple things.
Overall, I think my programme was quite successful, and my guest was pleased with his visit to Singapore.
BUT... having performed so well, it might mean that I'll be given more responsibility and projects to handle. Maybe I shouldn't have been quite so outstanding, and flown a little under the radar. But it's very hard to hide my radiant brillance. It's a tough situation I'm in, I think.
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