You know that Job interview question “What is one time you faced a difficult situation and how did you resolve or handle the situation?” I like that question, because let me count the ways!
Just spent a week working with a US partner, the US partner’s supplier, the supplier’s International division, the US supplier again, their superior, and their superior’s superior — they concluded we couldn’t do what needed to be done.
After reviewing the online system capabilities, I found a way and instead we have successfully set up a program to run the system out of both US and China. It just took 10 minutes to adapt, and voila! We are up and running!
If nothing else, working internationally gives you a lot of experience in handling difficult situations and in finding innovative solutions. Sometimes you have to patchwork things together with duct tape and glue to get it operating, but success is always possible — somehow, somewhere. You just have to be open-minded enough to try many solutions until you find the right one.
Ladies & Gentleman – who rocks at #expatlife? I do! 😁 Just figured put how to set up the bus card app with an account and put money on the bus card! All on a Chinese app with no English and no help 😂
😂😂😂 I read this 4 times and kept getting sparkling pink porn cold brew. Starbuckies! 😱😮☕ What a dirty mind you have! Then saw it was POM cold brew and thought porn might have made more sense 😝
Do you remember that old song from when you were a kid?: This sheep looks like the kind of sheep who would sing that song 😛 **He is one of the stone statues at a mansion in Gongyi, Henan, China. Some of the statues are centuries old!
Ba Ba Black Sheep, Have You Any Wool? Yes Sir, Yes Sir Three Bags Full 🎵 One for my Master One for the Maid One for the Little Boy Who Lives Down the Lane 🎵
Everyone is hanging up door signs asking for good things in the coming year. They remain up until next year’s festival. Ours says ‘Blessings’!😂What would yours ask for?
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