Tuesday, August 21, 2007

Me to Myself

This blog is like my personal diary where I rant and reflect about my life. Maybe this is the only place where I talk to myself, face myself & try to prove and improve. I was like going through some old entries and many old memories flooded my mind. The who-cares-college-guy who dreams big and is always getting into a variety of troubles has probably grown a wee bit to be considered as employable and given some responsibility by an organization. Life has been a like a broken down car on GT karnal road, everything moves on the highway and I am looking on everything goes. Friends that stayed, friends that moved on, colleagues who come up to the moment and a few who illustrate why it's called a corporate jungle. Going back to her who I thought needed me now but getting what I had got last time made me contemplate what in store for me. Maybe I am still immature, but for a change I am cool with it. I really couldn't care less. Eventually better things are lined down the road. Maybe it's human nature to worry about future, as for my future I know it's out there somewhere.

Saturday, August 11, 2007

Corporate Lesson No. 42777338

"Thy shalt must keep tho interests at the top,
Their are no friends here,
Rather thou sell your soul and conscience for your master"

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I find it rather funny that all the management books are full of sagas of ethics and accountability but the reality is far from these words, probably there are some crazy nuts like me who would not not adhere to these Corporate Lessons and end up messing a lot many things.

Friday, August 03, 2007

Shine on my crazy gene

Life feels weird as of now, marooned in an island of it's own. Everything has move on leaving me behind, maybe that's why they say one needs a dream to hold onto one's insanity. The job is shuffling as I expected and friends moving on with themselves as I always have known. But I guess I will get reasons to smile very soon. Maybe it's in my genes. The bounce back gene ;-)