I've always been easily irritated.
I am currently listening to a rant by the hostel cleaning woman.
i swear. if she says the word Ganda one more time
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
what did lord krishna tell arjun/ do ur karma
he did not say.
do it,
and as u do it
irritate the crap out of kauravas by lecturing them
Friday, October 10, 2008
Thursday, October 02, 2008
After working for a year in a global consulting firm, i felt i had been exposed to as much jargon as possible. As an entry level techie who was separated from the wall to wall carpet by just interns and security, i wouldnt say that i was an active user , but i have done my fair share of KT and followed the Process and attended ConCalls(just that! u call up ppl and fool them into thinkin u are listening).
My time was spent reading a lot of dilbert, walking down to the dhaba and queueing up at the cafeteria. But mostly I explored cutting edge SAP-APO concepts, wrote awesomely efficient extractors that sent all kinds of data to BW. (this is for my past and future employers)
So, back to the dilbert reading. I signed myself for a subscription (free of course, i am a mallu after all. and a Gelf one at that. which reminds me of why am the proud owner and user of a colgate 360 brush. there was this tube of paste free. note to self - tak about colgate 360). I hade a Dilbert screensaver : a searchlight that looked for office intelligence. I made references to the strips in my casual conversations. I began my day waiting for the strip to load. The strip became the highlight of my 2 - 11 day.
I used to look at the strips and say , OMG that is so totally what is happening to me right noww.
And now, 3 months into a Bschool , i am a changed woman. stripped of my naivite. i used to think i knew jargon.
Here are a few samples i picked up today . i plan to add the sarcasm later.
We do not make washing machines. We are not a manufacturing company. not an innovation company, not a technical company. We are a customer company.
My time was spent reading a lot of dilbert, walking down to the dhaba and queueing up at the cafeteria. But mostly I explored cutting edge SAP-APO concepts, wrote awesomely efficient extractors that sent all kinds of data to BW. (this is for my past and future employers)
So, back to the dilbert reading. I signed myself for a subscription (free of course, i am a mallu after all. and a Gelf one at that. which reminds me of why am the proud owner and user of a colgate 360 brush. there was this tube of paste free. note to self - tak about colgate 360). I hade a Dilbert screensaver : a searchlight that looked for office intelligence. I made references to the strips in my casual conversations. I began my day waiting for the strip to load. The strip became the highlight of my 2 - 11 day.
I used to look at the strips and say , OMG that is so totally what is happening to me right noww.
And now, 3 months into a Bschool , i am a changed woman. stripped of my naivite. i used to think i knew jargon.
Here are a few samples i picked up today . i plan to add the sarcasm later.
We do not make washing machines. We are not a manufacturing company. not an innovation company, not a technical company. We are a customer company.
Wednesday, October 01, 2008
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Friday, July 11, 2008
Today , a construction worker peed in front of my window. When my roomie made eye contact with the female worker, she got up, grinned and left. what the hell was she thinking. peeing in front of an open window. i could talk about the deplorable state of migrant labourers. or i could just be upset at having pee in my air.
of course we have dozens of dogs peeing there too...
of course we have dozens of dogs peeing there too...
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