The Final day in Amdocs

Time and tide wait for none, and today it didn't wait for me either. Its 23rd of April 2010 and I am physically present in Office T12 N2-416 (thats the place I sit) but mind is on the clouds. You see, I am actually not supposed to 'work' on my last 'working day'. So its been a cool morning today in the summer of April and I have all things to do but resolving the BANs. This blog deserves a special wishlist since the words in this blog comes directly from cloud9 (not that stupid drink).I have just to clear the check list for exit form and I need to do it in morning hours. I have not taken any vacations and I have my joining in TCL on monday 26th April. Hectic weekend, since I also need to shift my belongings to new home.
I am stuck now with stuff; I think I am running short of them, but at the same time, my mind wishes me to write more. I am exactly not sure, how I feel at the moment, but I must admit, there is a sigh of releif and my apprehensions are subdued. Blogging has become my favourite way of communicating with my self. I feel I express myself more clearly when I happen to jot down whatever comes to my mind and which my fingers find comfortable to keep typing on and on...
Once again the the Good-bye mail has been written and is on its way to recepeints. I was actually unsure if I could convey how I felt leaving amdocs, and with what thought I was parting, but thanks to some developed skill, I did feel my message was conveyed. Here how the text go:
"Writing a Good-bye mail is not actually a wishful task to do. But then there are stages when you have to choose for the next step in life. Needless to say, working in Amdocs was one of the greatest learning experiences and most importantly, working with such a group of wonderful people had become sweet memoirs of my short experience here.

As I write this email, I have mixed emotions to share; some flourishing wishes and some apprehensions. But I am leaving on a gainful note. I have had moments of happiness and concern and truly I always had trusted the opportunities I got. Today I decide I need to choose my opportunities.
Thanking you once again for your support all through my stay here. Wish you good luck."

So I end here for today. Hope is the only thing I am carrying with me, as I enter yet another stage in my life.

Cheers
Bhola

1 comments: (+add yours?)

Raghunathan said...

Once you choose hope, anything's possible.