Two days in Hanoi consisted of my introduction to the managing director and the team. Greg and all the staff members seem really nice and I am happy having been offered the opportunity to work for this renowned and professional company. I was introduced to several basic procedures by Janine, my colleague, who I had already met in Germany a couple of months before. In the evenings we went out for dinner and a cocktail party at the Press Club. I was welcomed in Vietnam with all comfort one can imagine, hotel rooms and personal transfers, services I had not had before when travelling individually on the backpack. Anyways, most important is that people are nice. In about six weeks the high season will start. I hope that I will be ready for my task until then and I will do a good job “có đi có lại…” as the Vietnamese say. I have to thank Greg and Janine so much for welcoming me so friendly and for them being helpful with any matter.
snapshot during my training in our Hanoi office – the view from the restroom(!)
arriving in Saigon – my new hometown for the next years
4 Comments:
hey christian, hast du schon ne wohnung? kann gut sein dass ich im oktober auch nach saigon komme... lust auf ne wg?
alles klar! guten start bei der neuen arbeit!!! cheers
hey chris! nice to your pics (as always) even better there is a pic of alfred too and GOSH!!!!don't you look sizzling HOT in that red hot tie ;P
Anyways, I hope you have fun in your new home n keep me posted.
P.S: I'm learning tennis these days n enjoying it so much
X0X0...Anglerina
Hi Chris,
it seems, you are in a good mood!! How nice! Hope you can enjoy work and(!) Vietnam. Hope you will not forget your travellour heard with all that stress.
Jens
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