For 9 days, I worked as a staff in Women’s World Match Race, which
is an International yacht competition. Even if it could sound like an excuse,
what I’ve done this week was only a job. Because of this reason,
unintentionally, what I can write this week is about my work, not my blog.
One week ago, Busan Yacht Organization allowed me to work for
Women’s World Match Race as an interpreter and a staff. Truly, I was supposed
to work by 6 P.M. according to the term, but I occasionally worked longer.
Sometimes, it was demanding though, i was definitely satisfied with this job.
Every day, I was supposed to go
to a main office of this race by 8 A.M., Where it’s about 5 or 10 minutes from
my house, and all staff should clean the site altogether. It just took about 20
minutes and it was not tricky work. My job was mainly to help competitors in
this event, especially concerning communication. All matches were scheduled to
go two times a day, which were early morning and afternoon. half of players
gathered at the marshaling area for competitions and they got ready to move for
sailing. During their arrangements, I helped them to get gears they needed and
deal with problems on the ground. Everything that I’ve done there was
definitely something new because I’ve never tried those kind of things related
to sailing yacht. Most of all, receiving damage reports that was my key job
during 9 days, so all teams should've reported damages of their boat after each
of their matches. I should check the part of damages in their sailing
yacht and report organizers. It kindled my interests in yacht. By the time I
completed my job as an interpreter, I became aware of many things about sailing
yacht such as rules, terms, and so on. Additionally, I was so pleased to know
many cool yacht players.
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