More Work

I tried teaching Arlene for the forth time yesterday the documentation flow. She still doesn't quite get it and I don't blame her cos it took me more than a month of being really on the job to understand it too.

She's not unintelligent or anything but I had been hoping that with her 6 years of experience on a main line operator, she'll pick things up more quickly. Maybe I'm just a bad teacher.

Took her out for lunch to try and cheer her up alittle but not quite sure it worked. She did open up alittle and told me she didn't like the job. Not sure if she meant she regetted coming to SIN to work though. Well, it's tough, going to another country to work, where the food is unfamiliar, the people talk loudly and in a strange accent, and work habits are different. I wonder if the money (which is not that great) is worth it. At least she's on a S-Pass instead of the more restrictive Work Permit.

I missed Hobart today.