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Planning my next Japan trip
10 years ago
Saturday, June 21, 2008
Tat's all for the yr..
Finally, it has ended. Six days of the green uniform can some times make you more stupid than you actually is but more imptly it has come to a close for the yr, hopefully thou they still can ask u to go back for some more that's wat i heard. Luckily for me, I am no longer needed to rush up and down with all the dumb equip in the ulu ulu forest or wat so ever. However I do need to go up and down the 4 storey building thou to do up the admin stuff. Think that was my main exercise for this event.
However there was one thing that bothers me was that despite the constant reminder from them that we all are to have min 7 hrs of sleep, which i believe only happened on the first day. With the rest of the days, the guys was having 4-5hrs max, even for me 6hrs was the max that i managed to have. This really bothered me quite a bit as the requirement is there and it was suppose to be followed closely but why did they not thought of this when they were planning the training schedule???? Do they think that all the guys there are robot and the schedule can be fully adhere to? Even robots can malfunction or even breakdown.
Can you imagine what would have happen if the guy was a driver and he is suppose to send a truck-load of other guys to training but he himself like the rest of the guys only had 4-5 hrs of sleep. With all the guys dozing off during the journey, can we not say the same of the driver who required more energy in trying to focus on the road??? Wat if the unfortunate happen, do we blame the driver? the superior? the planner? or who wants to be the scapegoat?
Thank Heavens, nothing bad happen. If you have read and understood what i have just mentioned and if you are in a position that can correct such things, I sincerely plead that you do so for the benefit of all guys that are required to serve which I may not have known, for yourself, for your sons, for your wife, for your daughter and for anyone whom may shed a tear for these men.
Good Day.
However there was one thing that bothers me was that despite the constant reminder from them that we all are to have min 7 hrs of sleep, which i believe only happened on the first day. With the rest of the days, the guys was having 4-5hrs max, even for me 6hrs was the max that i managed to have. This really bothered me quite a bit as the requirement is there and it was suppose to be followed closely but why did they not thought of this when they were planning the training schedule???? Do they think that all the guys there are robot and the schedule can be fully adhere to? Even robots can malfunction or even breakdown.
Can you imagine what would have happen if the guy was a driver and he is suppose to send a truck-load of other guys to training but he himself like the rest of the guys only had 4-5 hrs of sleep. With all the guys dozing off during the journey, can we not say the same of the driver who required more energy in trying to focus on the road??? Wat if the unfortunate happen, do we blame the driver? the superior? the planner? or who wants to be the scapegoat?
Thank Heavens, nothing bad happen. If you have read and understood what i have just mentioned and if you are in a position that can correct such things, I sincerely plead that you do so for the benefit of all guys that are required to serve which I may not have known, for yourself, for your sons, for your wife, for your daughter and for anyone whom may shed a tear for these men.
Good Day.
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