Most of my
week has been spent working on the accounting system which I am developing, as
well as aiding in any way I can to help prepare for our upcoming product
launch. I have also been working on gathering some research for a similar
product that we will, hopefully, also be able to launch.
Earlier
this week I met my third, and final, boss, Danny Shum. He showed me around the
Hong Kong Science and Technology Park where our office is located, and showed
me some of the other buildings. Near the end of the week he asked
me to work on a new project, which I am very excited to be working on. I am
using the knowledge I have gained in almost every subject I have taken at UOIT
so far to develop a presentation for possible future angel investors, so that
we can take our new product even further. Designing this presentation has been
very difficult, but incredibly interesting so far. I think that, thus far, this
project has required the most use of my business education. I have to review
all areas of the business, as well as focus in from an accounting point of
view, what would make this a viable investment? Also, how can I most
effectively convey this information in a way that will not only attract an investors’
attention, but also entice them to invest.
At the Beach
My time
outside of work has mostly been spent shopping in one of the never-ending number
of malls in Hong Kong, as well as discovering new foods. Another student and I
found a unique dessert shop near the nest. It’s interesting to see the changes
Chinese restaurants make to foods from other cultures, to make it their own. I’ve
seen this done many times at various restaurants where things look familiar,
but are slightly adjusted to fit with the culture in Hong Kong, and the tastes they
are accustomed to.
Best Sundae Ever
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