Today was my final presentation at BTI and tomorrow will be our graduation ceremony. Unreal. I've said this many times before but I still can't believe how fast time flies. I can still remember the first day at BTI, quite clearly. The board room, ee min and clarice across the table, chong haw somewhere in front of me speaking with his american accent and I was like wooo. There was goliath too right at the end, slightly slimmer, looked a bit dao. haha. janice was beside me, wasn't supposed to be there cos she was expected to be back from US the next day. Recognised jensen a few seats away for me and smiled at him. Of cos there was weng kuan and stanley the lifescience guy. Thought there's going to be some nus/ntu alliance w married americanaccent chong haw the odd one out. HAHA. No it was nothing like that. 6 months flew past with some really draggy parts in between plus some really exciting periods too and I don't think there's any other period in my life when I've learnt more than I did in the past 6 months. All I can say is, I'll forever be grateful to BTI for all the effort, money, and manpower invested in our intensive training and for the opportunities given to us. We've met some really nice people who are so helpful and patient in teaching us. So thank you to them, and to the rest of us, may we all land in places where we wanna be, soon, and do the programme and institute proud.
Would not have survived and done well for BIP without you guys. xx
