As this hobby is quite different from others, we should therefore, need to work out a plan to make the hobby more practical. To me, this hobby requires faith, action and patience. Let’s talk about faith first. I trust you all agree with me that confidence and faith on ourselves should be the first step when you start our journey. This is more like “love-taking”. If you don’t think you can fall in love with a boy or a girl, what’s the point to try it. After all, you are just wasting your time.
Now, once you have the confidence, the trust you have on yourself. What need to be done next is to work out a plan. (Of course, you must make sure that you will follow it). Let’s say, you want to “fall in love” with translation. What you may choose to do is to go to a library and pick your “girl/boy friend”, that is the book that you want to “fall in love”. As there are many excellent Chinese versions being translated already, it’s quite easy to compare the work that you have done against what others have tried.
Lastly, we shouldn’t be too hard to ourselves. Remember, this hobby is totally different from others. You’ve got to give yourself time and patience. Again, this is very much like “love-talking”. You need to give yourself time to play around. Great Wall was not built overnight, right? So is our love.
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Love with English 1
Faith, action and patience are the key elements in pursing our hobby
The impact that English has to our life is beyond words. It is one of the major courses to kids ever since they start their primary schools. In some areas, teachers even get toddlers fumbling with A.B.C in kindergartens. With Olympics being held in Beijing in 2008 and World Exposition in Shanghai 2010, English spree seems not going to die out very soon but will continue to grow.
To some people, it’s a big release, when seeing themselves graduate from the university and they don’t need to touch English anymore. Kiss you, bye-bye, someone exclaimed. While to some others, miserable is how they describe themselves. After years and years of study, some people, including me, still want continue their “love” with English. “I can’t just throw it away as I do with a textbook,” someone said here in this BBS. So, what to do then?
Well, don’t feel depressed. You are more than right to continue your “love” with English. How to do it? Well, easy! Just treat it as a hobby. If you look at the people around you, you will see almost all of them have hobbies. Some of them like sports, some like shopping, some enjoy playing majian… The list can go on and on. So, what’s wrong to treat it as your hobby? I know this sounds very bizarre to many people, but who cares.
Once we decide what our hobby is, it’s vital important that we need to take a good look at this particular “hobby”. As we all know, it consists of four major components – listening, speaking, reading and writing. It’s almost not practical to try to be perfect with all these four pillars. (Remember, I define it as a hobby, not a career.) So, ask yourself what you really want to pursue. If you are fond of translation, go for it. If you choose reading, well, why not?
The impact that English has to our life is beyond words. It is one of the major courses to kids ever since they start their primary schools. In some areas, teachers even get toddlers fumbling with A.B.C in kindergartens. With Olympics being held in Beijing in 2008 and World Exposition in Shanghai 2010, English spree seems not going to die out very soon but will continue to grow.
To some people, it’s a big release, when seeing themselves graduate from the university and they don’t need to touch English anymore. Kiss you, bye-bye, someone exclaimed. While to some others, miserable is how they describe themselves. After years and years of study, some people, including me, still want continue their “love” with English. “I can’t just throw it away as I do with a textbook,” someone said here in this BBS. So, what to do then?
Well, don’t feel depressed. You are more than right to continue your “love” with English. How to do it? Well, easy! Just treat it as a hobby. If you look at the people around you, you will see almost all of them have hobbies. Some of them like sports, some like shopping, some enjoy playing majian… The list can go on and on. So, what’s wrong to treat it as your hobby? I know this sounds very bizarre to many people, but who cares.
Once we decide what our hobby is, it’s vital important that we need to take a good look at this particular “hobby”. As we all know, it consists of four major components – listening, speaking, reading and writing. It’s almost not practical to try to be perfect with all these four pillars. (Remember, I define it as a hobby, not a career.) So, ask yourself what you really want to pursue. If you are fond of translation, go for it. If you choose reading, well, why not?
I think of you every day
You probably don’t realize how important you are to me. There are times when the one thing that
helps me get through the day… is thinking of you.
You bring happiness to me when the world seems to be wearing a frown. When things don’t quite
go as planned and my world seems upside down, my thoughts of you help to set things right again.
You are so important to me. You make me think, you make me laugh, you make me feet alive. You
put things in perspective for me. You provide support and encouragement, you lessen my worries,
and you increase my joys. If my life were a puzzle, you would be the one piece that was a perfect
fit.
Every day… I think of you.
And I’ve got a million smiles to prove it.
helps me get through the day… is thinking of you.
You bring happiness to me when the world seems to be wearing a frown. When things don’t quite
go as planned and my world seems upside down, my thoughts of you help to set things right again.
You are so important to me. You make me think, you make me laugh, you make me feet alive. You
put things in perspective for me. You provide support and encouragement, you lessen my worries,
and you increase my joys. If my life were a puzzle, you would be the one piece that was a perfect
fit.
Every day… I think of you.
And I’ve got a million smiles to prove it.
Job Title: Service Manager
Job Title: Service Manager
Responsibility: Provide service pre-sale support for tender project
Project Experience: Take part in BSNL GSM 45M Lines tender project and provide tender document, presentation and clearance for execution and solution. Tender document includes tender clearance, tender compliance, quotation, project execution and management plan, training plan and warranty and technical supports plan
From Oct.2005 to Mar.2006
Job Title: Network Senior Engineer
Responsibility: Network BSS and RF trouble shouting; Local team training; Project Coordinator
Project Experience: Take part in North SPICE GSM Expansion project and take charge in equipment I&C, trouble shooting, local team training, customer communication and AT job.
From July, 2005 to Oct. 2005
Experience: Take part in the internal training, including introduction training, 3G CN level 1 and 3G RNC level 1 training.
Responsibility: Provide service pre-sale support for tender project
Project Experience: Take part in BSNL GSM 45M Lines tender project and provide tender document, presentation and clearance for execution and solution. Tender document includes tender clearance, tender compliance, quotation, project execution and management plan, training plan and warranty and technical supports plan
From Oct.2005 to Mar.2006
Job Title: Network Senior Engineer
Responsibility: Network BSS and RF trouble shouting; Local team training; Project Coordinator
Project Experience: Take part in North SPICE GSM Expansion project and take charge in equipment I&C, trouble shooting, local team training, customer communication and AT job.
From July, 2005 to Oct. 2005
Experience: Take part in the internal training, including introduction training, 3G CN level 1 and 3G RNC level 1 training.
WORKING EXPERIENCE
From Aug.2006 to Present
Job Title: GSM Product Manager, Central Zone, India
Responsibility: Responsible for GSM Project execution and management of Central Zone, including project management, cost budget, team construction, customer communication, resource management, training
Project Experience:
Introduction for project team: Central Zone includes six circles. GSM projects cover 3 circles—CG,ORRISA and MP. In each circle there is one CPM leading one project group, which include CTE team, O&M team, RF team, Logistic team, and Vendor team. Up to now, there are totally 30 members in central zone.
The detailed work includes:
1. Project Integration Management
According to the project status and assigned targets, project execution plan and performance evaluation target is made. Every resource from different department is assembled to execute the project. All the troubles and ventures in different levels are listed, where the sponsor and deadline will be highlighted, to push trouble resolving and project improvement.
2. Project Time Management
According to the project status, human resource status and assigned targets, project execution plan for Installation, commissioning, AT job is made. Performance evaluation for project execution in 3 circles periodically and modification solution for project integration plan is made.
3. Project Human Resource Management
According to the project status, human resource status and assigned targets, manpower requirement plan, training plan, formalization plan, appraisal plan, Base modification plan is given. Monthly and half-year appraisal to each member is given
4. Project Cost Management
According to the project status, human resource status and assigned targets, project cost budget is made. Performance evaluation for cost budget in each circle and modification solution for project integration plan is made. Travelling claims, service expenses, daily operation charges for engineers are evaluated and approved.
5. Project Risk Management
According to the project status and human resource status, the existing problems and latent risks are analyzed. The influence of each risk to the project is evaluated. Different risks are classified and solution for risk transfer, risk prevention, risk decrease should be found.
6. Project Communications Management
Each relationship between every project sponsor is clarified to team members, including internal relationship in project team, relationship between leaders and project team, relationship between customers and project team. Every sponsor should keep communications by mail, by phone or even by meeting for important project sponsors with MOM.
7. Project Procurement Management
Vendor team for project execution is built and managed. The testing tools are rented or outsourced.
Job Title: GSM Product Manager, Central Zone, India
Responsibility: Responsible for GSM Project execution and management of Central Zone, including project management, cost budget, team construction, customer communication, resource management, training
Project Experience:
Introduction for project team: Central Zone includes six circles. GSM projects cover 3 circles—CG,ORRISA and MP. In each circle there is one CPM leading one project group, which include CTE team, O&M team, RF team, Logistic team, and Vendor team. Up to now, there are totally 30 members in central zone.
The detailed work includes:
1. Project Integration Management
According to the project status and assigned targets, project execution plan and performance evaluation target is made. Every resource from different department is assembled to execute the project. All the troubles and ventures in different levels are listed, where the sponsor and deadline will be highlighted, to push trouble resolving and project improvement.
2. Project Time Management
According to the project status, human resource status and assigned targets, project execution plan for Installation, commissioning, AT job is made. Performance evaluation for project execution in 3 circles periodically and modification solution for project integration plan is made.
3. Project Human Resource Management
According to the project status, human resource status and assigned targets, manpower requirement plan, training plan, formalization plan, appraisal plan, Base modification plan is given. Monthly and half-year appraisal to each member is given
4. Project Cost Management
According to the project status, human resource status and assigned targets, project cost budget is made. Performance evaluation for cost budget in each circle and modification solution for project integration plan is made. Travelling claims, service expenses, daily operation charges for engineers are evaluated and approved.
5. Project Risk Management
According to the project status and human resource status, the existing problems and latent risks are analyzed. The influence of each risk to the project is evaluated. Different risks are classified and solution for risk transfer, risk prevention, risk decrease should be found.
6. Project Communications Management
Each relationship between every project sponsor is clarified to team members, including internal relationship in project team, relationship between leaders and project team, relationship between customers and project team. Every sponsor should keep communications by mail, by phone or even by meeting for important project sponsors with MOM.
7. Project Procurement Management
Vendor team for project execution is built and managed. The testing tools are rented or outsourced.
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