I'm not a morning person, but I’ve devised a way to wake up by placing my smartphone that I use as an alarm clock out of reach from my bed. It takes about 20-30 minutes to drive from my home to the station, followed by a 50-minute train ride. During the train ride, I usually nap, listen to my favorite music, or watch TV series and anime to relax and enjoy my time.

When I arrive at the office, I first check my schedule and emails. I also go through the documents needed for the day’s tasks to get ready for work.

Currently, I am working on programming a billing system. As there are still many aspects of the specifications and programming I don't fully understand, I frequently ask questions and share information with colleagues while working. Additionally, I strive to write code that conveys the intent behind it.

I usually eat out for lunch. Even though eating too much can make me feel sleepy in the afternoon, I often find myself going back for a second bowl.

I continue with the morning’s tasks. There is a time for coding team members to gather and report the progress of their projects, during which I take notes about the gathering and questions that arise.

I review the work I did today and the schedule for the days ahead before preparing to go home. If new problems arise or there are tasks with approaching deadlines, I may need to work overtime. I believe it's crucial not to handle everything alone and to seek help from knowledgeable individuals. By cooperating with those around me, I've gradually been able to do more and feel a sense of growth.

After work, I spend time doing things I enjoy, such as shopping or playing games. I also love drinking, and since it was the weekend, I went out for drinks with my seniors. Additionally, I study topics related to my job and work on obtaining certifications. I often rely on help from my colleagues now, but I am working hard to gain the knowledge and experience needed to become someone others can rely on!