Since nobody else is updating this blog, I'll just have to do it myself, won't I? Huh!
With the new long working hours, I feel like a machine. All my waking hours at home are occupied by non-voluntary activities, and that makes me mad. Never ever have I sat in one place for as long as people expected me to. I like to think I work faster than most, and can finish most exams in half the time allotted for them. I also rarely have problems meeting deadlines, so I think I deserve and extra star, or atleast the flexibility of leaving when I am done. The school teachers who did not let me leave after I finished my paper were plagued with the crashing sound of my sketch-pen-castle collapsing in a silent exam hall, or elaborate drawings on the question paper, which they had to scan for "cheating" material embedded into the artwork. I am still thinking about how I can make an entire office miserable so that they'll let me go home. It's tough.
2 comments:
Merely showing up works for me.
Wait till they put you in charge of a unit. If there is anything worse that being an efficient unsung drone, it is being an efficient once-drone, suffering incompetence. You will be twiddling your thumbs after lunchtime, and still be the last to leave - after you have cleaned up the last idiot's screw-up.
word verification: nlome
It is called the nlomeliness of command, btw.
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