William P O'Sullivan wrote:Go through your history on this board.
You have posted many times about being unhappy with live, work etc..
To be honest, I think you need some help.
WP
Arun Giridhar wrote:
William P O'Sullivan wrote:Go through your history on this board.
You have posted many times about being unhappy with live, work etc..
To be honest, I think you need some help.
WP
Yes! i don't know from where will i get , i have given upon me.
Regards, Vijay Jamadade.
( Nothing is Impossible.)
No more Blub for me, thank you, Vicar.
chris webster wrote:Have you thought of changing direction in your career? It sounds like IT might not be the right place for you - it's certainly not a happy place for you so far - so maybe you should think about alternatives?
Arun Giridhar wrote:[Hmmm ! IT is a fine place for me . It keep me saying something is wrong with you .Please correct it (I just want to do that change).
No more Blub for me, thank you, Vicar.
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Arun Giridhar wrote: Got Fed Up this is my 2nd Company in a year
Jan de Boer wrote:I have an attitude problem too. I bet half coderanch has an attitude problem.
No more Blub for me, thank you, Vicar.
chris webster wrote:
Jan de Boer wrote:I have an attitude problem too. I bet half coderanch has an attitude problem.
So, should we hire you?
Arun Giridhar wrote:I have no friends in my life (live alone), the only friend i have is javaranch (aka ranchers) and i don't know many things ..... I was developing Technical skills (Many people were much better then me technically).
William P O'Sullivan wrote:including the medical "advise"
Junilu Lacar wrote:The other way is to see it as a challenge
There may have been a point in my career when I was just as cynical but then at some point, I decided that there had to more to it than just doing a job, then going home and forgetting about it. It may be a cliche to you and you're entitled to your view but it's as relevant to me as God and Country.Jan de Boer wrote:I did not see the whole presentation, but this sounds like an awful cliche to me.
Junilu Lacar wrote:there had to more to it than just doing a job, then going home and forgetting about it.
Jan de Boer wrote:You can also work very hard and efficient during work hours, but still forget about it when you go home, and do other, even more, important things. I can work hard and good, even when I got in mind it's not the most important thing in life, cannot I? I just can go without all that stupid 'go for it' propaganda.
No more Blub for me, thank you, Vicar.
chris webster wrote:I used to work in Germany, where the general attitude was that you should work hard while you were at work, then do something else when you were not at work. .
Jan de Boer wrote:I just can go without all that stupid 'go for it' propaganda.
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