Today has been quite a unique day, and it feels like one of those days. Tensions flared up right after our meeting at IGMH, making it a pretty hectic and stressful day for all of us. Unfortunately, the meeting didn't go as well as we had hoped, and the problem we were trying to address remains unresolved. Honestly, I'm feeling a bit lost about what steps we should take to tackle this ongoing issue at IGMH. I don't want to point fingers at our staff or our product, but it's tough to figure out who else might share responsibility for this persistent problem.

It's disheartening to think that if the issue at IGMH isn't resolved, all the hard work and effort we've put in will go to waste. What's even more frustrating is that my boss is taking this matter seriously and has been making my life more challenging in the past few days. This situation is really testing my patience, and it's quite frustrating.

Mr. Habeeb is being so unreasonable and full of himself, he’s ineffective leadership puts the project into waste and looking for someone to be blame. I know frustrating the business can be but it’s not that reason to throw a fit and whining about something they can’t be fixed right away. Can you imagine asking something from the other party to provide us (files) I can just grasp what on earth he will be needing it right away, does it make the problem better

I'm feeling really disheartened and undervalued because of his behavior. My time in Singapore has been challenging, and I've learned the importance of not letting people treat me poorly. I understand he's in a higher position, and he's my boss, but I believe that we should all treat each other with respect and kindness. While he may be my superior, it's essential to remember that he doesn't have control over my life. I don't want to feel like I have to blindly follow him, and have the rights to shout on me. I want to maintain my sense of dignity and individuality.

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