Our payrolls got bigger with more hires coming in.
Secured 2 projects to cover 2026 OPEX.
Ok now I can relax a little bit ๐ฎโ๐จ
As a tech startup, tech and coding are nice.
Y'know what's painful? Transitioning into management.
Haih it's so tiring. Payroll, offer letters, HRM, quotation, EPF, EIS, LHDN, accounts.
I wish there's a saas for that. Training people really drag our speed.
Started weightlifting again after many, many years. Was it 13 years ago? I stopped when my wife was pregnant with our first kid, and heโs 12 now.
Now this 42-year-old dude canโt feel his arms ๐
Todayโs Menu
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7:30 โ Coffee and hiโs on the go
8:00 โ Push yesterdayโs code to live server ๐คฉ
10:00 โ Workshop prep huddle (KL)
2:00 โ Polish slides for workshop
5:00 โ Airport โ KL
Midweek full-throttle ๐
Sent the proposal to the big client. No comment about the budget. Just timelines needed to be adjusted.
This is what I like about big clients, they donโt mind spending. But I need to fit in with their window.
Yeah itโs me again coming back with the annual problem of not knowing how much to charge for a client who is super ready to spend.
I need to write that proposal and see how it fares against the alternatives as usual.
Hacking your own companyโs IT dept is all fun and games, until you are shifted to the IT dept ๐ฅถ
Release day is a good day! Arrived at the office at 7.14am just for moments like these.
So proud of my team, I'm slowly firing myself from the 'Release Engineer' title.
Smoooooth. Audited account done. Company progress slides done. Another 1 meeting today, pretty much sorted, except for budgetary table ๐ฌ.
And the rest of the day Iโll be in my cave queitly working on some light documents.
Maybe thatโs what resilience at working place feels like. When youโre at home, everything feels like bliss.






