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I've attend a interview invitation for a senior Java Programmer post. I was honor and happy because someone finally notice my talent and skills. So I went to the interview with 120% confidence (this is what we call over confidence). However my 120% confidence was K.O. by merely 2 simple question regarding Java programming. I was shocked and realize the truth. "If one STAY at the comfort zone too long, one will stop moving forward". It is true that I had been in the "comfort zone" too long that I did not realize I had stop moving. Imagine that the world around me keep moving forward and I just idle and stood at the same point. The distance/ gap between me and the world around me grow larger and larger and one day, I will become Regress even worst, Degradation ...

I always told myself that to change the current lifestyle cause I always felt that I become pretty lazy. The guest the interview give me a good experience and lesson. I need to start moving forward now, I don't want to end up after 2 -3 years later I'm still living the same life style.

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