Egyptian job applicants II - and other thoughts
Posted on | June 22, 2005 |
And so on the chronicle of misery continues. Well not really, there are those who are really good, specially those who you least expect to be good. Ah yes, first impressions should never judge the other party.
It’s almost 9 pm, and I am blogging from my mobile. I was lucky not to have to conduct any interviews today for that empty position I have back at work, but yesterday was really one of the longest days in my life. Imagine yourself, having to interview something like 16 “ladies”. Not really, I ain’t as lucky as you think. You get all the sort of people, the good, the bad and the ugly. Ah yes, I heard the whistle. Back to where we were.
It’s really amazing how all the younger ones these days out do the older and more experienced ones I am impressed. I really look forward for this interview nightmare to be finished.
Ahh, I am a workaholic, I just love working I really do, but somehow thing manage to f*** your appetite to work.
I really wonder how people who are my age in this country feel. Do they like to work? Do they like to be busy?
I do miss some other more important things without even hesitating, and if you are reading this, yes I do truely miss you, no matter how far you are.
Yes, yes. I know that it’s only less than 5 months away. Oh Shit… it is less than 5 months. Should I panic? Should I be glad? Should I look forward for it? Should I …?
If you are bored by reaching to this point, than I pity you, ’cause I really don’t even feel close to stop typing. I mean what else can I do now.
I really wish that November comes! ahhh that will be something. It’s not as far I I thing it is, I have been waiting longer.
I really can’t wait to go to bed. I can’t wait to go to bed every night in order to get to the next day. I have been going through the weirdest days of my life.
I have no clue what is it that I’m writing here, but somehow this is the only place I spill, and spill and spill…
GOD, I need help, I need help and I need help.
It seems that the title on the top doesn’t fit this post. There - it’s fixed now.
I still wonder why Egypt had to lose their came in Abidjan! Wouldn’t it be nicer and jollier if we had won?
I don’t know what to do with all the ifs here. I don’t know where to throw all the things I would like to scream about.
I mean how does it really feel to know someone who is nothing but a crook… And you are really sure that he is a crook, and he knows that you know that he is a crook, and you know that he knows that you know that he is a crook, and you are obliged to work with him as a business associate, as you are not in place to scream out loud that this bastard is nothing but a crook? Yes, this is a very difficult situation indeed.
You can not just lose a business associate just for a bastard who works there. Somehow that crook is indeed backed up as well. Really difficult, saddening, upseting, and sorrow. I pray for the day, that the light shines on that person, shaddowing the word “Crook” as his shadow.
Indeed, loyalty is dead. Paper killed loyalty. Metal killed loyalty. Plastic killed loyalty. Money killed loyalty. Sad. Sad indeed…
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June 22nd, 2005 @ 7:48 am
IF I WERE U I’D SAY…PANIC !!!
coz it’s 4 months and a half!!!
and maybe i guess look forward to it after a 6 year wait???
The weirdest days of my life too(and not the best)
HOPE november fixes it all….for u
I agree money is the root of all evil..it even kills LOVE and happiness sometimes….how pathetic…