Gosh my forsaken writing pad...

Too much lazing, resting and partying...

Anyway check this out!

I was doing a personal profile test online as I search for jobs and this is what they say about me...

Putting in a lot of effort to meet the demands of work is not Mr Fu's preference. He does not like to rush around doing things and may feel demotivated if work constantly encroaches on his personal life. Although he does not like excessive work demands, Mr Fu may still be prepared to put in extra effort if it is on a short term basis.

Mr Fu is relatively dependable to deliver results on time. He may sometimes be late in meeting deadlines.

Mr Fu generally will persist with work until it is completed but may at times not complete his tasks.

Mr Fu is likely to be quality-conscious and achievement-oriented. He is motivated to produce work that is of a high standard. He is observant, quick to spot errors and critical where work is concerned. He is likely to be meticulous, careful and pre-occupied with detail.

Mr Fu is an objective person who is impartial and rational. He speaks factually and often does not involve his own feelings and emotions. He may sometimes be perceived as distant or detached.

Although Mr Fu is usually a sympathetic person, he may at times be selective about being involved in the personal problems of people.

Mr Fu is friendly and outgoing when he is with friends although he may at times prefer to be quiet.

Mr Fu is the sort of person who forms long term bonds and attachments. He is faithful, trustworthy, and devoted in such relationships. He tends to be trusting, dedicated and protective towards those he loves. Patriotism and sense of duty is a significant aspect of his character.

Taking ownership of His responsibilities and being accountable to higher authority are strong trademarks of Mr Fu. He is responsible, courageous, commanding and forceful. However, others may see him as being territorial because he is likely to assert control over work situations. Mr Fu will probably feel demotivated when not given enough responsibilities.

Mr Fu is moderately concerned with prestige, rank and reputation.

Mr Fu sees people as friendly, reliable and honest. He is trusting and believes what people say. He tends to be unsuspecting of people.s behaviour and motives. He is uncomfortable when he has to wheel and deal.

Mr Fu's leadership qualities are moderate and he is sometimes able to get the support of people.

Intellectual matters do not interest Mr Fu. He is more concerned with practical issues than abstract theories. Mr Fu prefers to talk about useful and workable solutions than discuss hypotheses and concepts. He is more likely to build on ideas rather than generate them.

Mr Fu puts in effort to plan ahead some of the times. He may at times not be as detailed in his planning.

Mr Fu is generally able to express himself although not to a high degree of eloquence.

Being one who needs clear and thorough instructions before he can proceed on action, Mr Fu resists when conditions are uncertain. He does not adapt easily to changes. Before he embarks on a new project, expect Mr Fu to find out more and probe deeply.

Well some of the points are debatable but most of it is quite true! I am really amazed.

I am enjoying my last week of holiday now before I start reservist. I'm also 'passively' looking for a job. Ie. Just uploading resumes in central job hunt websites but have not sent out any to any organisations as yet. I am really in doubt of what I want to do in life. Haiz.

Its a conundrum that I've been trying to solve for the past few weeks since my return from America.

I neeeeeeeeeeeeeeed wisdom and enlightenment.