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 What is a Corporate Life?

[Source: FSTC Forum ]

I decided to share my 20 years of well spent and beautifully wasted life in teh 

1.  I learnt to operate 3 critical machines

    *         Scanner

    *         Printer

    *         Xerox Machine

2.  I learnt to use 3 High-End Software: 

    *         Microsoft Word

    *         Microsoft Excel

    *         Microsoft PowerPoint

3.  I learnt to use 3 great short cuts:-

    *         Ctrl+C

    *         Ctrl+V

    *         Ctrl+S

4. I learnt to say three very important words for professional life:-

    *         Yes sir

    *         Ok sir.

    *         I'll Just Do That sir

5.   When I really wanted to quit, I learnt to: -

    *         Wake Up early

    *         Sleep late

    *         Continue to Work

6.  I learnt to: -

    *         Face Monday

    *         Fight For next 5 Days

    *         Wait For Sunday

7.  I learnt to give reasons to family, friends and relatives for not making

    *         Phone Calls

    *         Messages

    *         Mails

8.  I learnt to celebrate these things far away from loved ones:-

    *         Birthday

    *         New Year

    *         Festivals

9.  At the end, People say:-

    *         You Learnt...

    *         You Earned...

    *         You Enjoyed...

10.  But when I compare me with myself...

    *         I just Sustained...

    *         I just Tolerated...

    *         I just Survived...

11.  I have survived:-

    *         For the convenience of my Family...

    *         To avoid blame of Society...

    *         To get the tag of Employment...

Life is not meant for simply existing but Living. 

    Living for your own self...Living for your happiness...Living for your dreams...

Dr. Sanjeev Kumar Thalari

                  M.B.A, PhD; M.Sc (Psy); PGDCA; UGC NET; APSET; TTT; e-TTT; CST

Assoc Professor & ERP Administrator

Dept of MBA

CMR Institute of Technology

#132, AECS Layout, IT Park Road, Kundalahalli

Bangalore - 560037

Mobi phone: 98 499 444 17

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