I can’t phrase this better than Sunil Sharma who said “As if the struggle in life is not enough, they put the Oreos so beneath th Marie Golds :-(” So true. Shame on those who ate the Oreos on top and didn’t dig into the bottom, Gramener team! Work hard next time 🙂 “PS: Has anyone observed something like the “Oreos at the bottom” phenomenon in your office? LinkedIn
In my current thrust towards greater management responsibilities, I have discovered a mechanism for generating happiness. I set up meetings on important topics. That makes me happy – I’m driving something useful. Often, the meeting gets cancelled. That makes me happy – I’ve more free time. It’s the perfect perpetual motion machine. Comments Vasant 10 May 2016 11:58 pm: Ha ha! Love it. Madan 30 Mar 2019 9:00 pm: Often, the meeting gets cancelled. That makes me happy — I’ve more free time. What a positive thinking Sir Jee !! vikram 5 May 2016 6:04 pm: i am a non tamil .i have a piece of music and i want to know which song is it exactly.This was briefly played in the movie madras cafe starring john abraham.can u just help me wih that song . Kindly ping me to my mail i ll share that piece with you udayamoorthy v 23 May 2016 12:34 pm: That’s Great Idea. Kind of Win Win Situation. Happy to see you in the blog after a long time. I used to view your older posts regularly . All are great. Thanks Regards Uday Chirag 25 Sep 2017 9:03 pm: Haha ! Thats clever :)
I work at a fun place (search for “Having fun in India” on Google).
Here’s a new one. A study shows that unhappy workers are better than happy ones. Throw the Hawthorne effect out of the window.