so my job hunt has finally come to an end. being accepted by both MOH and CID has been very humbling and i know i am very fortunate to have gotten them. but after much consideration about my future and my dreams, i decided to join MOH. those who know about my passion for forensics might be shocked at my rejection of the dream job i saw myself doing since school days. it was certainly with a heavy heart that i turned down the job, i felt like i'd given up part of my dreams. yes, being a forensics officer has always been my dream when i was studying but i suppose that passion has slowly dwindled over the years. real life has taught me real lessons and dreams change.
the job hunt has certainly been a very humbling yet empowering experience. the process came with alot of praying and discerning as well as discussions with loved ones. i went from taking the big leap of faith and left my job to be unemployed. it was the right push i needed to really put myself out there and try different things. after treading through the private sector, it dawned on me that maybe that is not where my future is. i mean, there is more to life than helping a corporation earn big bucks. so i switched focus and started getting calls.
this experience has made me realise and value the people who've come into my life.

and so here's to the next step.

Jeanne spoke her mind @ 6:38 PM