>> You don't have to love your job to do it right.

on that note, here are some gems from BEK, my favorite New Yorker cartoonist


"I just want to go home, crawl into bed, and do some more work."

"I'm looking for a position where I can slowly lose sight of what I originally set out to do with my life, with benefits."

the second one i intend to blow up to gigantic proportions and stick in up on all my walls, and be blessed by its ironic gaze day in and day out :-)

more here,
http://www.cartoonbank.com/
search for Bruce Eric Kaplan


On 5/19/06, Vardhini Shankar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> The answer to the above question depend s on your view of the world.
> Some people view taking up a job offer and working for an
> organisation as
> a relationship. Others view it as an economic transaction. The
> organisation
> pays me and I contribute to the organisation's income. If you are in
> the
> first category then the discussion about committment comes into
> place.
>

Well, I think of my job as a purely economic transaction - I contribute
and my org pays me for it and I have no feelings or any deep attachment
to my job beyond that. I don't work weekends or go the "extra mile".
But I hope it it is a healthy contract where I actually put in 40 hours
of work per week for the money I get paid and I don't vanish one day
without telling anyone what I am up to and make a habit of being flaky.
You don't have to love your job to do it right.

Vardhini




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