Rio's World

     Since it was my second time to have an internship opportunity in Taiwan, I didn't get too nervous like I was in the first time. The job descriptions and instructions were clear so that it was not hard for us to understand thoroughly what we had to do. As always, and will always be my favorite part in participating this kind of activity, is that I made lots of new friends easily since we had to cooperate with each other in order to be Each student took different job and we were divided fairly based on our skill and experience. For my case, I was assigned as the PIC (person in charge) for one particular meeting room. The job was not that hard either, once we knew it in the first meeting, the second, the third, and the rest of it will basically be the same. It brought big advantages as well for me because some lectures will be spoken in English which means I could practice my listening skill and also gain new knowledge, though I couldn't understand nearly 70% of the content (too many medical terms). Time indeed flies. It felt like 3 hours to got through those 3 days. I obtained many useful experience from this activity, especially on how to cooperate with other people and how to manage things efficiently and effectively at the same time. I learnt a lot from my co-workers seeing how they manage things differently than how I do. I would be so glad if I could get another opportunity like this so that I can keep cultivating and practicing my skills on the field.