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ARSIP: Pernah jadi pembicara forum resmi dengan 80 lebih peserta

 


Hari senin 30 November kemarin saya jadi pembicara di Kemendikbud. Karena masih pandemi, acaranya masih via online conference. 

Tapi lumayanlah, pengalaman. Lulusan SMK jadi pembicara barengan ahli-ahli lainnya yang namanya cukup terkenal dibidangnya. 

Cuma butuh waktu sekitar 9 tahunan dari awal menekuni profesi ini 馃榿

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fi·nal·i·ty

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