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Error free task??
June 7th 2010 02:36
Is there any methods of achieving error free task?
It seems achieving error free task is seriously pain in the ass. Last week, I discovered that I've made two mistakes in my two separate task. I don't know if it its unforgivable but I really hate making mistakes as making mistakes means money costing.
First mistakes is due to so many confusions and also blame my head for its ability to "reset" my memory. Meaning, I have quite a short term memory which means several notes on my calendar, several dozens more in 3 separate organizers and not to mention the infamous POST IT here and there. I already notified my boss about my "ability" to reset my memory.haha~
Second mistakes is also due to confusions. Since last Wednesday, I present on a certain topic, so, when I checked my task, I notice something went amiss. Rechecked with all documents and yup, its a mistakes. Its not on my side, but its on the Japan side. However, as a person who kept in charge with all documenting, I should have noticed it. So, practically its my fault altogether.
So now, I feel guilty. Should I changed my job and applied at somewhere else??Or should I proceed as I kinda LOVE abusing the language I learnt in the office. Where else could you learn Japanese language for free (other than the net of course) and also the chance to try your crappy language mastering with a native speaker except for Japanese speaking firm?? *evil laugh*
So, back to the topic..Error free task. Is it impossible or not? All my task are check at least 5 times (3 times the same day, 2 times usually on other days) especially if its very important. I even made notes on which part I should be more careful and important. But somehow, some mistakes was still "manage" to be there. Should I label mistakes as "mushi" or bug?? XD
If its a bug, spraying it with insect repellent would solved it *sigh*
Any suggestion guys?
I'm thinking of buying Japanese light novel...other than manga of course. They say, it's one of the best way of mastering the Kanji reading and also the grammar.
It seems achieving error free task is seriously pain in the ass. Last week, I discovered that I've made two mistakes in my two separate task. I don't know if it its unforgivable but I really hate making mistakes as making mistakes means money costing.
First mistakes is due to so many confusions and also blame my head for its ability to "reset" my memory. Meaning, I have quite a short term memory which means several notes on my calendar, several dozens more in 3 separate organizers and not to mention the infamous POST IT here and there. I already notified my boss about my "ability" to reset my memory.haha~
Second mistakes is also due to confusions. Since last Wednesday, I present on a certain topic, so, when I checked my task, I notice something went amiss. Rechecked with all documents and yup, its a mistakes. Its not on my side, but its on the Japan side. However, as a person who kept in charge with all documenting, I should have noticed it. So, practically its my fault altogether.
So now, I feel guilty. Should I changed my job and applied at somewhere else??Or should I proceed as I kinda LOVE abusing the language I learnt in the office. Where else could you learn Japanese language for free (other than the net of course) and also the chance to try your crappy language mastering with a native speaker except for Japanese speaking firm?? *evil laugh*
So, back to the topic..Error free task. Is it impossible or not? All my task are check at least 5 times (3 times the same day, 2 times usually on other days) especially if its very important. I even made notes on which part I should be more careful and important. But somehow, some mistakes was still "manage" to be there. Should I label mistakes as "mushi" or bug?? XD
If its a bug, spraying it with insect repellent would solved it *sigh*
Any suggestion guys?
I'm thinking of buying Japanese light novel...other than manga of course. They say, it's one of the best way of mastering the Kanji reading and also the grammar.
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