What? I've been here for 4 years? Must be a good place, huh?

honestly, we did a lot of great shit here. no really honestly the people there were great, and we won a lot of amazing account when I was there.

My answer varies on the time of day.

all you need to do is just google for the tea. i promise you. it's piping hot.

My main job scope includes content creation, Facebook ads management, creating pitch decks and along with other stuff, the fabulous guy in the office with big hats and coloured hair. I led the Barilla account, which was quite a whirlwind experience, touching base on ads management, content creation and client servicing.I was also the project manager for Nutella Singapore's #YourNutella campaign, strategising the rollout on social, launching Instagram and served as a producer and video creator for AV for social.I'm like an octopus with eight arms; the right guy to do what needs to be done.

Now that I'm earning big boy money (yes, please properly gauge on how much you wish to have my fabulousness) I've worked on a couple of, how I consider to be big accounts (I'm making such a mountain out of a molehill). I created StarHub Facebook's day-to-day content, StarHub Community and oversaw the StarHub Entertainment Facebook page. I also led the StarHub community management team.I did social for KFC (content creation, community management and social strategy) and I got free tasting; which explains why I looked so bubbly back in Vocanic. Clarke Quay was rewarding. Content creation was fun because I had the opportunity to write blogs (reviews and articles) as well as their Facebook's day-to-day content. It was indeed, a great experience because I got to party free and free tasting of their restaurants. You know, for blogging's sake. Double yay. I was very hands on with SMRT (content creation, community management and social strategy). I didn't really understand why everyone said it "must've been difficult" because it was one of the best clients I've had, despite numerous breakdown (a plus point for crisis management, yas!). It's great knowing that I was tapped to do SMRT because I sure love my trains. (No, I really do. In the event that I have free time, I would design fantasy maps.)

I am a cast member of Dream Academy's 2014 production of Happy Ever Laughter. I have no idea what I signed up for but you can watch me, alongside the likes of Siti Khalijah, Judee Tan, Hossan Leong, Selena Tan, Adrian Pang and the most fantabulous queen, Kumar this April at the Esplanade Theaters. You can pick up your tickets from Sistic here: bit.ly/HAPPYzulYour support is greatly appreciated, so come for laughs and a good time!Also, please laugh whenever I say something on stage. Thanks!

First of all, I was severely underpaid for the awesome work I did but as you know, serving the nation (with pride and joy). I was a producer and writer for internal television and film, working on various projects such the Singapore-Global Firefighter Games and the Workplan 2013. I also star in a weekly show on internal television where I usually fumble but the result is always amazing.I also dabbled as a social media consultant for SCDF official Facebook and Twitter and learned about crisis management on social media with incidences such as the Bugis Downtown Line scaffolding collapse and East Coast Village Hotel Fire. Live tweets of events was also part of the jobscope.Due to being a multi-faceted person that I am, I also designed for SCDF official magazine, Rescue 995. Besides the fact that NS was running low on manpower, it's good to know they recognize my fabulousness.

After my graduation, I rejoined Vocanic as a full-time staff but my jobscope now lacked buying of coffee for everyone. I worked with clients such as StarHub (yep, them for life), Sentosa and a couple of clients. There's a long list, I'm sure.Writing content was fun, particularly for Sentosa, because it was always like unleashing a bunch of Sentosa tidbits that even I didn't know at the time.

As a student of Temasek Polytechnic, it is mandatory that I serve an internship for at least 3 months. My jobscope at Vocanic is buy coffee for the office folks in my daily run to Maxwell Food Market as well as being the butt of all jokes (for that time being). I also learned the ropes of customer service through social media with StarHub. Part of my jobscope was also shadowing my mentors and slowly building up my experience.