Loves and hates - at the workplace!

No imagination today! So thought will just share a quick list of things I love at my workplace and what I hate too...Top ten kinds!.


Umm what do i love about my company...


# The flexi hours - so I can trot in and out as per my other other worldly needs!

# The coffee vending machine - that helps me wake up - once i get into office!

# Uninterrupted net connection - that keeps me looking busy :)

# My freedom to write what i please - including this blog!

# Bean bags near bay windows! Especially on a rainy day:)


And that which i don't much care for...

# Coming in on a saturday for sure!

# Meetings that move in circles.

# No ice-cream in the canteen:(

# Getting stuck with a non-ac cab!

# And well...the increment is never enough! Think I should job search?

So those are my 10 - tell me yours!

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Early years at the workplace

Life at the workplace has been a lot of fun, and hard work too. When it is work you enjoy - you love the days of non-stop work. I remember the times we finished work at 12 midnight, and then went for a night stay, at a friend who lived near office, as getting back home at that unearthly hour was not possible. This was the time before radio taxis existed and offices did not offer pick/drop facility! But the excitement of working nights in the office and the high it gave us, is something one always remembers.

One remembers the major faux pas made too, during the initial years. Having just got my Marketing degree under my arm, and being a snoot for all sales related stuff, i was interviewing with a company as a fresher. They had both the Marketing and the Sales director on the interview board. During the course of conversation I was asked by the Director sales, why i preferred marketing over sales, while he quoted himself as having had a great time in his sales tenure, I promptly replied, 'Oh! I think sales is a brainless job'. Well...! I still remember his rather stunned look at my nonchalant dismissal!


Anyway...yes I did get the job, and to keep the record straight I must add he was the most aristocratic and wonderful Sales Director I have ever met till date!

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