Unreconcile
If there’s any kind of magic in this world, it must be in the attempt of understanding someone, sharing something.
– Before Sunset
In most of occasions, I agreed on the reconciliation with oneself, especially
Seeing many people moves had made me numb, although all bring a certain level of sadness and emotion. But none is like Byron. He is too special for me, while i have always dare to let everyone know my appreciation for him, the feeling from knowing his resign is just too profound for me to express publicly. But i have to write something, to mark the feelings at a concurrent timepoint, here.
On one side, i fully support of his decision as he is at best time of career – with 20+ years experience, passions, super expertised in the area which is of utmost popularity – risk, compliance and AI. All of these should not be buried by some non-sense and company internal issues.
However if to be more personal, I do feel upset and a kind of lost someone or something that motivate me. Especially we just published what he called ‘the most impactful article our company has created in a while’, and there are quite a few on plan – as he proposed to follow up. Yet unlike anyone else departure usually with quite a decent and polite farewell, we still very much look foward to working together again – which is a pragmatic way not just saying. And with our experience in the past five and half years, the outstanding part is we always deliver what have said.
“How’s everything on your side?”
“I Know”
Co-author is a journey, impossible without certain sync of mind and thoughts without speaking. Especially we are so remotely located.
“Apologise”
Byron is the last person who need to say apologise to me, and actually he is the one says that most frequently. Very British gentleman.
“But it’s good we met in person”
“Let me know”
“Hope to see you again very soon”
by saying this we shaked hands and that is a long lasting feel
“Rwy’n dy garu di.”
太湖蟹寄居地 