Thompsonboy will DIE

Yes, well I have finally settled a major thing lately and I am sad to announce that Thompsonboy will cease to exist. I am not talking about this blog but it will be affected in more ways than one.

To explain without giving too many details, I have finally put to rest many unhappy things at work and gotten out from it. Yes, I've found myself a new job. Still advertising, just different agency.

And pray explain why Thompsonboy have to die...well, I guess he doesn't. Just that now I will be ex Thompsonboy very soon. The name Thompsonboy was very old and given back in 80s within the advertising circle to guys who work for my current agency. Since I will be leaving soon, that makes me an ex Thompsonboy.

Talk about the new place, it would be completely different. More responsiblity and I am unsure if I will have time to even update my blog let alone go to the toilet. Yes, it is really bad. The account that I would be handling was and is the biggest media spender in Malaysia so you can imagine the sheer amount of workload. Well, I can imagine but it's until I take it on then only I would know.

So that's that for now. Still have plenty to do at my current place though.

Comments

savante said…
You could call yourself Ex T Boy!
11:20 PM
Janvier said…
*Raises glass*

To new jobbo!
11:26 PM
Anonymous said…
All the best on your new job! Cheers
8:51 AM
darn ed said…
This call for a Midori sour, nie ! Congrats dear ....
9:08 AM
Buaya said…
Congrats and all the best! :)

You can still call me... Just dun call when I am *ahem*... busy... LOL!

Remember to rest well when there's a chance!

:)
9:52 AM
William said…
To better things ahead...
9:58 AM
jasmin said…
heard about this a while ago. break a leg with this new job sweetie.
11:18 AM
Ah Kiong said…
You must be from JWT?

Pity I just found yr blog
and it's really entertaining ....
was beginning to enjoy reading it
11:12 PM
Las montañas said…
wow, more responsibilities! how much more would you now pocket compared to your previous job? 100% jump?

Oh no, I'd have problem associating you without the thompsonboy tag!
5:31 PM
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