Personal reflection on the first and second day of Intern @ FTSS



      Personal reflection on the first and second day of Intern @ FTSS
     Okay, for a first day, mine went pretty well. I'd say there are few things I could have done better like:

-Preparing questions about the company
-Getting my mind ready (to schedule work time, that is)
-Bringing extra shoes if you work in a lab... because you do not want to step on Acid (ouch)
-Smile smile smile


Here's what you do when your boss offers you coffee, btw:

Say Yes!

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