Python-Django Training + Blackout = What to do?!

          Just like the previous years of OJT here at the awesome place Ingenuity, the people, the office itself, and the office rules were truly great! For the past weeks, we've been learning A LOT of stuffs that were not taught in school (e.g. Django framework, more about Python). The BIG problem is, when you are so caught up doing your programming exercises for submission then suddenly...bam! (Blackout that has been occurring for weeks), now what? If your laptop’s battery can last a lifetime then congrats to you! (Proceed with your work) but if you’re one of the League of Dextrose-state Laptops (straight from the outlet) then you can probably do the following:

1      * Make a conversation! I think it’s time to talk and face some people, not just your laptop when you're at work.It’s good to increase your network of friends and exercise your social skills. You can talk anything under the sun, as long as you're having fun.

This is a picture of some of the interns expressing their sentiments,
"It's hot in here! Oh Electricity, please, come back!"

2      * Play Ping Pong with your colleague! One of the things you see here at the training room is Mr. Ping Pong. He’s the best way to kill time and boredom. The thing surely exercises your muscles if you have too much brain activity.

           

        * Take random pictures!

Meet Sully and his friends. They are the first “pipz” you see here at Ingenuity.

              Though the things I mentioned was just a way to keep your boredom away, I still prefer a profound day’s throughput and that is by going through the Python-Django training smoothly. I hope that Mr. Blackout will exempt Ingenuity during its visits next time. He makes us unproductive. (>.<)

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