Innings of career.

After finishing more than two years in the job, I realised that no matter how good or the bad days pass by you need to leave the things behind and start afresh for the next innings. I joined my present company in July 2005 and was trained for around 3 month. I was then warming the bench for some time before the real assignment came and I had to report to client's place in Bangalore. I joined my new work place in a different role in Jan 2006. I started my work without any prior experience of the same kind of work. I was fortunate to have a cool minded manager who helped me in getting to know about my work. Soon I started enjoying the work without much pressure. Thanks to the environment at my work place. I got few friends along the way. I saw the launch of the product that I was working on for the public and I felt really happy that I was a part of something that is useful for the public and that was the first sign of my work that others could have seen. As the time passed by the product got new features and new releases. The product got more robust and stiff competition from the grown up competitors in the same domain. Only thing that dint change with all these was the enjoyment that I would get from working on the same. The team also started growing and sometimes I was responsible for getting the things done by my colleagues as well. I worked on other projects also mostly to help my colleagues. The days were passing and finally I got an opportunity of the life time to go abroad and work on the same project in the same role, everyone was happy me, my parents, friends and all relatives but then as usual luck had its say and I missed on that opportunity. Now the day has come to leave this nice work place of mine and I have to go back to my company and work on some other project. The days are numbered now and I am writing mails to all my friends on the work place that ill be leaving in 3-4 days. The feeling of leaving the place and going to the new one makes me sad but that’s how life is. The only thing that is left for me now is to prepare myself for yet another innings.