It's my turn today to update this journal. Today, our first class were with the fit man, Mal Ashall. We've been told that our topic with him today was about Business Relocation Strategy. As the day start, three of us went to James Parson Building at 8.30 am. On our way there, we already saw Mal parking his car near to our place. So after 15 minutes we got into our class, Mal arrived. He greet us with his smile and told that he actually guessed that the three of us will be the first to be in the class. So, what we do then? We got some photo with him to start our day while we were waiting for the others to come.
Mal started his class today right after all of us came. He asked us to choose whether we want him to give lecture by the slides or just answering to his quick question on what we are going to learn. So we start our class by answering his question on why are we going to relocate our business.
Basically, a business will be relocate if there were some problem arises to their current place such as the rising in the cost of facility and also in the change of target market. Mal finished his class very early today and all of us can enjoy our lunch hour very well and we could include our catnap for a while.
Before we start our afternoon session, we were surprised by Mr. Naz as he gave 'kuih karipap' for us. What a nice malaysian kuih we ate here. We actually craved for the 'karipap' since last week.
Then, Mr. Naz started his lecture on Legal Responsibilities in FM. We really had fun in his class because he used best example from his experience working with HSBC before.
After his class finished, Mr. Naz and all of us discussed about our main program for this Saturday where we were going to have a BBQ session. We discussed about what type of food and how much we'll be contributing for the event.
When we came back to our place at 4.00 pm, 3 of us cooked together. Today we gonna eat Nasi Ayam Liverpool version. Hehe.
My group for the coursework will be doing some discussion today on the SWOT, service delivery and innovation for our Aldham Robarts library.
Thats all for today, thanks.
Written by: Lily Jamal
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