I had to show two people around today and talk to them about my work. Normally this is not really blogging material, but these were guys were judges....and they will be deciding whether or not my work gets an award. Of course, they didn't give anything away so I'll have to wait and see.
We are encouraged to enter competitions at work - good publicity for the firm, impresses Clients etc etc. So earlier this year I entered my latest "product" for three different awards, woohoo!
To be honest, I'm not that bothered about winning although it would be nice :) if only because I get to go to a fancy dinner. But you have to at least try, don't you?
Anyway, back to proper work.
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Brunei chick living in London.
About Me
- Katie-Ella
- lives in London, far far away from Brunei Darussalam where she grew up. She likes Italian food, Hugh Jackman and disco dancing round her living room. She doesn't like men with greasy hair. Buffy the Vampire Slayer is too scary for her - even the afternoon children's version. If a genie could grant her one wish, she would love to be Beyonce. If that is beyond all magical powers, then she wants world peace, of course.
What I blog about
Blogs I like
Blog Archive
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- Old-fashioned Bryani
- Chewy Chocolate Chip Cookies
- Planet Fungus
- There are shoes for every occasion.
- Where there's a will... by Matthew Beaumont
- Mr K-E's Curry (Version 1.0)
- Latin American Festival
- Muffins
- Queuing with the other weirdos.
- Harry Potter and The Order of the Phoenix
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
- Chocolate
- Mid Year Review
- Food : a pleasure to be enjoyed.
- Die Hard 4.0
- Cicak
- Five things that I hate about London
- Five things I love about London
- Weekend
- The Undercover Economist by Tim Harford
- More work.
- Sunday night dinner
- Sunday : The Irish Fair
- Birthday dinner and show
- Hooray! No more stinky clothes....
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2 comments:
Just out of curiosity, what do you do? Seems like you're a lone woman out in a male-dominated industry - or am I wrong?
Of course we'd like to see you win an award :) *kick ass*
Hi princess, I'm a technical designer and yes, it is a male-dominated field. There are other women but they seem to be either a) not girlie-girls i.e. not interested in handbags or shoes or b) trying to pull the helpless/useless act at work. Grrrr. Sorry I can't tell you any more - I've written lots of stuff about my Boss online :)
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