My dream job

by **Mockurge** » Thu Apr 03, 2003 11:41 pm

Well, I\'m a software guy, and as I sit in my concrete Chateau d\'if and as the sound of the incessant monotonous drumming of keyboards echo around me, I sometimes think of those dreams I had when I was a kid - from being a deep sea diver to being a marine biologist. I guess I would still pack up and leave if I ever get a call from National Geographic.. So whats your dream job? Or are you already in it?

by **Anil** » Fri Apr 04, 2003 5:11 am

\"I was on a job interview, and was asked what my dream job
would be. I said, \'The words dream and job don\'t really go
together for me. How about \"dream, no job.\" Do you have
that?\'\"
-Chris Mancini

by **fun loving guy (Not a freak !!!!!)** » Fri Apr 04, 2003 9:39 am

Dream, but no job... Great!! But sometimes I often happen to dream about jobs... better jobs ...rather the best job - which I could guess only DREAMS!!! Have fun!

by **Anupama** » Fri Apr 04, 2003 11:29 pm

If you thoroughly enjoy and love what you do for a living, then \'job\' becomes a \'dream\'. Do what you enjoy most. Our civilization teaches us to choose what is glamorous for the day. In the end, what counts is what we love to do. No wonder we have so many disheartened folks around.

by **Srinu** » Sat Apr 05, 2003 12:17 am

my dream job would be a massage parlor in goa. with a sign that says \"only beautiful young ladies admitted inside\"

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anyways.. like someone said \"eat to live, dont live to eat\"... similarly (now why does that sound like a bad analogy - anyways...) enjoy what u do.. dont do what u enjoy (which would most probably be sleeping in bed). that would be the secret of any dream job. when i was in my teens i dreamed of opening a video game parlor so that i can play and earn at the same time.. guess i wouldnt really be making as much money now.. and anyways i \"graduated\" to a massage parlor down the years..

by V. » Wed Apr 09, 2003 8:37 pm

Without a still and stable mind, even if one is sent to heaven he will be satisfied only for a short time and then look for something better. Moral is - perform your part as best as possible sincerely today. Prefession-wise, when you learn to do the above, the dream job happens to you. Cheers.

by **Sinha** » Thu Apr 10, 2003 11:00 am

hey anupama, u know ajay from kashmir?

by **Sinha** » Thu Apr 10, 2003 11:05 am

hey anupama, u know ajay from kashmir?

by **Lady_with_the_Lamp** » Sat Apr 12, 2003 9:18 pm

Hey this topic is apt for me!! I\'ve just begun working and u know what I\'ve figured??? At the end of the day,YOU can make the workplace an interesting place or a drab place. Its the ATTITUDE that counts.

by V » Sun Apr 13, 2003 10:41 am

well said, Lady-w-t-L. Hope you continue to feel teh same after some years of working- \'coz typically the basics are forgotten by ppl as time goes by.

by **sleepophile** » Sun Apr 13, 2003 11:55 pm

well... uhh... hmm... my dream job? star in a porn flick with Jenna Jameson

...be a cricket reporter... ahhh, guzzling beer in the carribean, watchin Lara make mincemeat of the Aussies... ahhh... heaven...

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