Blow Me Some Luck

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I am not one who really believes on luck, but there sure is nothing to lose if you think on the good luck stuff. I still prefer being able to prepare for the future and think of working on ways to achieve a dream you have been aiming at.

Remember the exams (with time pressured abstract and 300 personality items test) I have told you once? It's over and I took it last Thursday, that is the reason why this blog became silent after my birthday. I think I did good on that exam, really, the abstract to which I thought was really a difficult one the first time I took it, wasn't really that hard the second time, I even took it with a breeze. But then again, I am still jittery of the outcome. I have such low confidence on myself when it comes to exams.

Yesterday, I was really happy when one of the bosses told me to come back on Thursday for the deliberation, it's going to be a panel interview with the high officials of DOLE. Therefore, again, I am asking for your prayers, I need to be good in this interview because there are a number of applicants to this one post only. I hope to be given enough confidence and smartness to answer the questions shot at me.

I need this job badly, and I hope I can make it. Please include me in your prayers. Thanks. You can blow me some clover leaves for good luck too.

Comments

Ibyang said…
sending you lots of luck!!! hope you get the job with flying colours :)
2/11/2011 11:36 PM
upto6only said…
Goodluck Sheng i'm crossing my finger and i know you'll make it :)
2/12/2011 1:52 AM
kg said…
sheng, not only will i blow you some luck, bit also i will send a prayer for you!

kayang kaya mo yan sheng!
2/12/2011 4:30 AM
bertN said…
sheng, best of luck to you!
2/12/2011 6:18 AM
mordsith said…
good luck, sheng! try not to be nervous during the interview. =)
2/12/2011 5:33 PM
Eds said…
goodluck sheng! kaya mo yan.

oh by the way, happy valentine's day to you.
2/13/2011 7:30 PM
witsandnuts said…
I hope I'm not late to pray from you. But across the miles I always wish my blogmates good things to come their way. :) Happy Valentine's!
2/14/2011 2:52 AM
Unknown said…
GOD! I'm also going to have my interview on MOnday. I came across your site while searching for some points to remember during DOLE interview. How did it go? Have you been hired?
11/09/2011 11:02 PM
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