Most people think that January is for resolutions. However, I have to make a few confessions--so here you go!
Until approximately late July 2010, I did not know who or what Rinchem Company, Inc. represented or sold.
When I began studying supply chain classes in the Marriott School, I never intended on actually entering the industry.
I didn't know Semiconductor manufacturers used chemicals to make microchips.
I didn't think that I would really like "Account Management" (Note: Read "Sales").
I actually love Americans and really like America (if I'm granted any sort of residency in the country, that designation might improve).
I didn't really have a desire to move to Texas after I graduated, nor had not heard a lot about Austin before deciding moving here.
I like Texas. A lot.
Until the other day, I had never made a piece of furniture that I used daily.
I really didn't expect to love life this much (without being married, that is).
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