7th Week of My OJT Journey

 

(Didn't have the time to document myself as scanning and editing really eats all of my time. For that, I apologize.)

Day 1: Today was an interesting day. I had to transfer from my usual job of encoding educational books to scanning and editing thesis books for two days. It felt a bit strange at first but I was determined to take the challenge and make the most out of it. Even if it's far from what I've expected, I am still going to miss the cold and the aroma of the books that surrounded our station. The first thing I noticed when I started was that the books, I was working with were quite different from the educational ones I was used to. I had to take some extra time to familiarize myself with the scanning and its application, but eventually I was able to get into the groove and started to understand what I was doing. For the first day of scanning, it was only a test run so I tried not to stress myself too much.

Day 2: The process of scanning and editing these books was quite tedious, but I was determined to finish each and every book as accurately as I could. I had to pay attention to every detail and make sure that I did not make any mistakes. I was also careful to make sure that I took all the necessary steps to ensure that the books were properly formatted and that all the information was correct. I worked through the day and eventually finished all the books. I was quite proud of my work and felt that I had done a good job. I was glad that I had taken the challenge and accepted the change in my job. It was a great learning experience and I am sure I will be able to use the knowledge in the future.

Day 3 - I'm feeling more energized and confident today. I'm pushing myself to stay focused and not give up midway. Day 4 - Today was a challenging day, but I was determined to finish the task and I did. I'm proud of myself for not giving up, even when I had the urge to quit. Day 5 - Today was the last day of scanning and editing the margins of the thesis books. I'm proud of myself for not giving up and sticking it out until the end. Even though I had moments of doubt, I'm glad that I didn't give in.

Stolen shot of one of my co-ojt member:


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