Nothing much happening, except some work. Classes seem interesting and boring at the same time. I am a firm believer (even more so now) that the classes are what you make of them. During this time, is probably the best time to get a part time job or an internship - not so much for the money, but for the experience of working in China. Things are very much different in some aspects.

In general, while working part time while studying you're unlikely to be paid much - if anything at all. If I'm not wrong, the cap per hour is RMB20 max. It might most probably fall between RMB10 to RMB20 though.

Is there anything remarkable to blog about? Well, not really. Except that I have learnt that even consulting companies do not follow their own advice in-house. Maybe the top 2 or top 3 firms may listen to themselves, but it seems that they are very much experts in telling others what to do vs. doing it themselves.


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Pro tip of the day #1 - don't play poker with somebody who is a professional.
Pro tip of the day #2 - don't play poker when you're feeling sad, or happy, or any emotions.

Duck Sauce - Barbara Streisand (Archefluxx Quack remix)