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Thursday, October 04, 2007

I will post up links.
 
Here is one such entry written by a fellow ex-colleague. Which category are you?
 
He just took the words out of my mouth
 
"We are constantly in a predicament of wanting to leave our job because we are so fed up and angry at the bosses and/or company but never truly get around doing it. We suffer severely from the I-have-no-choice syndrome. Some of our friends did make it big doing their own things, but we just can't bring ourselves to follow their footstep because we are too afraid to venture out of our comfort zone. Also, some decide to be modern slave in the name of 'glamour' due to a certain type of slavery"
 
Interesting no?
 
Now I may be the only one here grousing (or most fellow accounting graduates... I realised are like this), but hands up hands up who feels this way?
 




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