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Economy was still bad after Masters. Previously, I had done research work for my supervisors but I wanted to do something related to computers.
When a former colleague asked me to join her IT firm as a web programmer, I took up the offer. The job fell short of my expectations and I left to work as an IT trainer for one of the customers.
It was a private secretarial school and the lady students were charming, but I grew restless. So when EDB offered an overseas training programme in U.S., I applied for it and was accepted.
