After moving in to this new building since last December, finally we were having our grand opening today. To show our international business and cultures, all the ushers were wearing their traditional costume: other than baju kurung, kebaya, sari and cheongsam that represent Malaysian culture, because of we have native Japanese and Korean in our team, they are also wearing their Kimono and Hanbok while inviting our guests.
The event was officiated by the Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation Minister, Datuk Dr Maximus Ongkili.
As a helpdesk agent, we needed to be on duty and tried our best to LLB (look like busy) in front of our dearest visitors. All staffs were advised to wear formal, better to have ties on, polo shirts and khakis pants which are allowed on normal working days were not recommended on this 'grand' day. Since my seat is the nearest to the walkway and entrance, of course I have to be always be alerted, sit properly, and of course, LLB again.... :P
I didn't have time to join the open ceremony, but I did 'enjoy' the buffet down there at the cafeteria, after all the VIPsss left, and managed to take photos with my colleagues in their traditional wear. It's quite an amazing moments, and we can only have this kind of events once in a blue moon (we can't expect another grand opening again in the near future, huh?), that's why I have to grab this oppty to have a time to have a shot for this.
News at Bernama.com
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