LO manual.

I've been appointed as liaison officer for one of the biggest events held here. For a week! Frankly, I am not ready for this. And I don't even want to be appointed. 2 reasons :-

a. I have need to be with my family this coming weekend.

b. Zero experience, what else?!

(Second reason is okay - I can gain experience and improve my interpersonal skills bla..bla..blaa..)

I know. I know. The job of liaison is a critical one. It can have a large impact on the efficiency as well as on the perception of stakeholders regarding the officer and the organization. This is undoubtedly an eerie thing!

Anyhow, once appointed, you must do your home work! 

1. You need to know who is your VVIP - background/achievement

2. You need to know in depth about the program.

3. You need to know other participants involved.

4. You need to know locations involved.

5. You need to manage your time wisely. Avoid tardiness!

What is the utmost important for LO is to be prepared spiritually, mentally and physically. 
Forget your make-up. (But do take care of your body odor yeah?) 
Forget your appearance. 
Forget your wrinkled clothes. 
Forget about you. 
All you have to think is your VVIP.... 

Does she feel hungry? 

Does she feel uncomfortable? 

Does she wear appropriate clothes? 

Does she feel tired/getting bored? 

Always be around your VVIP. She might need something. Every 5 seconds, who knows? 

Yeah, my VVIP is an astoundingly great women on earth. She makes my jaw drop. Really. 14 books. Over 40 research papers. Wooahhh... stunned profile!

Presenting...

YAD Datin Paduka Profesor Dr. Jamilah Ariffin. (Address her Datin Prof.)
All the way from Johor ....... my hometown ooh!

I don't know about other things. I may left few important reminders. These were what I got during last week's briefing.

Pray I will do great okay!